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Date: Sun, 21 Dec 1997 19:43:36 -0500
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From: Steve Lascos <slascos@headwaters.com>
Subject: CD-R compatibility
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	I recently discovered that I couldn't use my CDr as a cdrom drive in
Freebsd unless I built a new kernel.  The CDR is my only cdrom so I decided
to build a new custom kernel.  During the 'make' process an error came up
while compiling '../scsi/worm.c"  and said that 'this driver does not
support many CD-R's in FreeBSD 2.1.X' and aborted the make.  How can I get
my CDR working in the kernel?

Steven Lascos
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slascos@onlinesys.com