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From: "Kenneth E. Hagin" <khagin@delrina.net>
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Subject: ATAPI CD-ROM not recognized
Date: Fri, 27 Sep 1996 12:20:05 -0500
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I understand that the boot kernel provided with 2.1.5 has the
"wcd" driver installed.  I have a 4X IDE CD-ROM, identified by Windows 95
as a "Sony CD-ROM CDU76E-S", firmware revision 1.0g.  When I boot, either
from the CD under MS-DOS, or from the boot floppy, using the "-c" option, I
never see a "wcd" device listed in the driver configurations.  Is there
something I'm missing here?

Ken Hagin