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#ifndef REC_HDR_H
#define REC_HDR_H


/* this is the drive-specific portion of the drive header defined
 * in drive.h (dh_specific). the first record in a media file begins
 * with a global_hdr_t with this embedded in dh_specific. all subsequent
 * records begin with one of these. note that the first page (STAPE_HDR_SZ)
 * bytes are always reserved for the header; the user data begins at
 * record offset STAPE_HDR_SZ. Note also that the first record of each
 * media file is unused except for the header; user data begins STAPE_HDR_SZ
 * bytes into the second record.
 */

/*
 * This structure is used by both drive_minrmt and drive_scsi.  New
 * strategies should define their own here if they need a different
 * structure, and add a endian conversion function to arch_xlate.c 
 */
struct rec_hdr {
	u_int64_t magic;			/*   8   8 */
		/* magic number STAPE_MAGIC (see above)
		 */
	int32_t version;			/*   4   c */
		/* version number STAPE_VERSION (see above)
		 */
	int32_t blksize;			/*   4  10 */
		/* size of tape block in bytes
		 */
	int32_t recsize;			/*   4  14 */
		/* size of this record in bytes, including 4k header
		 */
	int32_t capability;			/*   4  18 */
		/* tape drive capabilities (from drive.h)
		 */
	char pad1[ 8 ];				/*   8  20 */
		/* padding
		 */
	off64_t file_offset;			/*   8  28 */
		/* this record's byte offset into the media file.
		 * raw, includes header.
		 */
	off64_t first_mark_offset;		/*   8  30 */
		/* raw media file byte offset of first mark set
		 * in this record. set to -1 if no marks in record
		 */
	u_int32_t rec_used;			/*   4  34 */
		/* portion of record containing user data plus rec hdr (bytes).
		 * normally set to record size. last record written may
		 * indicate smaller value. includes record header.
		 */
	int32_t checksum;			/*   4  38 */

	int32_t ischecksum;			/*   4  3c */

	uuid_t dump_uuid;			/*  10  4c */

	char pad2[ 0x1b4 ];			/* 1b4 200 */
};		/* pad to sizeof drive_hdr_t dh_specific */

typedef struct rec_hdr rec_hdr_t;

#endif /*  REC_HDR_H */