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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: cd9660 mounts...
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>> They won't work for cd in -current, since it uses slices.  You need
>
>it does not use slices, it only grabs a few bits from the minor
>number to identify the track and i happened to use dkslice() because
>it was doing exactly what i needed. If the macro is not present in
>-current, then one can simply redefine

The driver uses slices, and will reject access to minor numbers that
have bits set that it doesn't support.

Bruce

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