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Date:      Thu, 10 Jun 1999 09:32:21 -0700 (MST)
From:      John Reynolds~ <jreynold@sedona.ch.intel.com>
To:        freebsd-stable@freebsd.org
Subject:   Is the CD driver supposed to attach() now regardless of media?
Message-ID:  <14175.59541.321755.487020@hip186.ch.intel.com>

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hello all,

After finally getting my modem to work on my 3.1-R box (stupid mgetty
running on the same device ... makes life unhappy for Mr. Modem), I CVSup'ed
to 3.2-STABLE and built world (but didn't install). For grins, I downloaded
the latest STABLE SNAP kern and mfsroot floppies and tried to boot my
machine with them (I've got the onboard Adaptec 7890 and wanted to make sure
it was going to be detected, etc. before installing the world and a new
kernel).

Everything went fine but just as with 3.1-RELEASE, since I didn't have any
media in my cdrom or cdrw drives, the driver didn't attach() and thus when
I went to Custom->Media from within sysinstall and tried to choose "CD-ROM"
it complained that there were no devices available. This behavior is repeatable
with 3.1-RELEASE and the remedy is to insert the CD-ROM into your drive
before the bus is probed--then there is media and the driver attaches, life
is good.

I thought I saw something go by on one of these lists that one of the CAM
updates for 3.2 was the the CD-ROM driver will attach() regardless of the
presence of media. Is this true? Or is that "new" (better) behavior only
for -current, or what?

-Jr

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