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Date: Wed, 08 Feb 1995 15:03:40 -0400
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From: fichtner@homer.nwscc.sea06.navy.mil (Stephen Fichtner)
Subject: Pioneer 6 disk CDROM drive
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Greetings.  Me and some colleagues have been mulling over the use of a
Pioneer 6 disk CDROM drive on a UNIX machine of some kind.  Right now we use
it on a 486 computer with Windows for Workgroups.  We have another computer
that is running a Windows Web Server.  Using Windows for Workgroups we can
connect to the Pioneer where each disk is assigned a drive letter in WFWG.
A little over kill but our experiments have been very successful.  Now we
want to get into a more secure environment even possibly running FreeBSD and
an UNIX Server or maybe even a UNIX Web Server.  But can and does FreeBSD
support the Pioneer drive (possibly more).  Can it map each disk to a drive
letter or make each disk accessible.  The answer to this question would help
us out a whole lot.  Thanks for your time.

Steve