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Subject: Re: Playing audio cd while using atapicam (4.8R)
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On Saturday 06 September 2003 06:54 pm, Glenn Johnson wrote:

> Set the device in your CD playing software to the ATAPI device, most
> likely, /dev/acd0.

As easy as that.  How bizarre.  I guess I was going under the
assumption that it was similar to the linux ide-scsi emulation where
the cd drive was viewed as scsi regardless of application.  Than you. 
It works fine now.


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Todd Stephens