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In the audio ports section there is a program called tosha so just
take a look --- it is scsi oriented.

Also the scsi-2 spects available on the net can help understand 
how a program such as tosha works .

Your task is then reduce to mapping the high level scsi commands
to ide commands .

	Amancio

>From The Desk Of "Jamil J. Weatherbee" :
> 
> There is no good reason in the world I should have to go out and spend
> $400+ dollars on a 2940 and scsi cdrom just so I can digitally pull a
> couple tracks off of a cdrom, therefore I am requesting that someone point
> me towards info (i guess ioctls) i need to get tracks off an atapi cdrom
> --- I sure hope the atapi drivers support this??  Since its not fair that
> lame ass windows users should be able to do this but I can not.
> 
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