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Subject: CDROM configuration
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I have a IDE CDROM which is connected to my Sound Blaster 16 IDE
controller at 0x168, irq 10.

I've tried to configure it using the -c option at boot time and
then the visual option and nothing... It doesn't work.
 
I already used the CDROM in the secondary IDE controller but
I need to run Windows to use sound processecing software which
is only available in Windows and Windows doesn't recognize my CDROM
in the secondary IDE controller.

My CDROM is a CD-581 Matsushita, sold with the Creative Labs
Sound Blaster 16.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
Jorge