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To: fenner@research.att.com
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Subject: Re: DAO audio recording on ATAPI?
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From: futatuki@bsdclub.org (Yasuhito FUTATSUKI)
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Hi,

In article <200005150019.RAA01376@windsor.research.att.com>
fenner@research.att.com writes:
>   Has anyone worked on getting /usr/ports/audio/cdrdao working with
> FreeBSD's ATAPI driver?  Is the easier solution just to go get a
> SCSI CD-R? =)

Do you mean it to CAMfy ATAPI driver ? Cdrdao has driver for ATAPI
CD-R driver on the SCSI access API, therefore if the ATAPI driver
is CAMfied, it would work.

Of course, it is not the only solution. But it is better than
to deal with this in each application using SCSI devices.

P.S. Cdrdao port in ports-current is now partly broken, if gtk--
is installed, the port attempt to build with xcdrdao then fail 
because of incompatibility of gtk-- between 1.0.3 and 1.2.0.
I'll work to devide cdrdao port and xcdrdao port, and mark 
xcdrdao port as broken temporarily (next weekend).

Regards,
Yasuhito


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