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From: Sean-Paul Rees <sean@dreamfire.net>
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In my recent craze to rip many-a-cd and encode them into MP3 for
portable playing, I utilized multiple machines. You guessed it, my
FreeBSD server too.

My FreeBSD server has an UltraWideSCSI 20X Cdrom. It shows up as
10MB/Sec in the dmesg. 

The thing rips at 16-18X (no problems. i use tosha), compared to 2X on
my 24X IDE here. Is this because of CAM or is my CDROM hardware
extraordinary?

Cheers,
Sean


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