SG_GET_REQUEST_TABLE 0x2286.  This ioctl outputs an array of information about the status of requests associated with the current file descriptor. Its 3rd argument should point to memory large enough to receive SG_MAX_QUEUE objects of the sg_req_info_t structure. This structure has the following members:

        req_state
            0 -> request not in use
            1 -> request has been sent, but is not finished (i.e. it is
                 between stages 1 and 2 in the "theory of operation")
            2 -> request is ready to be read() (i.e. it is between stages
                 2 and 3 in the "theory of operation")
        orphan
            0 -> normal request
            1 -> request sent by SG_IO ioctl() which has been interrupted
                 by a signal
        sg_io_owned
            0 -> request sent by a write()
            1 -> request sent by a SG_IO ioctl()
        problem
            0 -> no problem (or 1 == req_state)
            1 -> req_state is 2 and either masked_status, host_status or
                 driver_status is non-zero
        duration
            [if 1 == req_state] time since request was sent (in millisecs)
            [if 2 == req_state] duration of request (in millisecs). Clock
                 is stopped when stage 2 in "theory of operation" is
                 reached
        pack_id
        usr_ptr
            these are user provided values in the sg_io_hdr_t (or
            struct sg_header) that sent the request