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From: "matthew c. mead" <mmead@goof.com>
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To: ti@bazooka.amb.org (Ti Kan)
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Subject: Re: xmcd 1.4
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On Sun, April  9, 1995 at 10:09:31 (-0700), Ti Kan wrote:

 > > output to stderr:

 > > CD audio: SCSI command fault on /dev/rcd0c:
 > > Opcode=0x1a Status=0x0

 > I suspect that you didn't set up xmcd correctly.

	I've set it up on other hosts before, and had no problem.

 > The xmcd run-time package is not just simply the executable file.
 > There are other support files that need to be installed and configured
 > properly in order to operate correctly.  If you compiled xmcd on a
 > different system you should generate a binary release by running the
 > "misc.d/makerel.sh" script, move the resultant xmcdbin.tar.gz file
 > to the target machine, gunzip it, un-tar it, then run the install.sh
 > script to install it.

	Hmm.  I did configure it.  Here's the output of a config, for which
it does not work (as stated above):


bash# ./configure.sh 

Xmcd version 1.4 Device Configuration Program

Configuring SCSI CD-ROM drive 0...

  Enter CD-ROM device path: [/dev/rcd0c] 

  CD-ROM drive (/dev/rcd0c) configuration
  Please select the CD-ROM drive brand:

  1.    Apple
  2.    Chinon
  3.    Compaq
  4.    Creative Labs
  5.    DEC
  6.    Hitachi
  7.    IBM
  8.    Mitsumi
  9.    NEC
  10.   Panasonic/Matsushita/Kotobuki
  11.   Pioneer
  12.   Plextor/Texel
  13.   Procom
  14.   Sony
  15.   Sun
  16.   Toshiba
  17.   other (SCSI)
  18.   other (non-SCSI)
  q.    quit

  Enter choice: 2

  CD-ROM drive (/dev/rcd0c) configuration
  Please select the Chinon CD-ROM drive model:

        Model               Mode

  1.    CDS-431             SCSI-1
  2.    CDX-431             SCSI-1
  3.    CDS-435             SCSI-1
  4.    CDX-435             SCSI-1
  5.    CDS-525             SCSI-2
  6.    CDX-525             SCSI-2
  7.    CDS-535             SCSI-2
  8.    CDX-535             SCSI-2
  9.    other               SCSI
  10.   other               non-SCSI
  q.    quit

  Enter choice: 5


  NOTE: This drive does not support these features:
  - Software-controlled caddy load.
  - The balance control.

  Creating the /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xmcd/config/rcd0c file...

  Do you have more SCSI CD-ROM drives on your system? [n] 

Xmcd set-up is now complete.

Please read the README file supplied with the xmcd
distribution for hardware configuration information
about specific CD-ROM drives.

bash# 



	Does it look like I did something wrong?



-matt

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