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From: Chris Shenton <cshenton@apollo.hq.nasa.gov>
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Subject: Sony CDU-76S CDROM -- need SCSI command set (?)
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I recently picked up a Sony 4X CDROM drive, model CDU-76S. Windoze-NT
sees it fine, both for filesystems and playing CDs.

But I usually run my 486 as a FreeBSD box, and although I can mount
filesystems from the CDROM, none of the CD-player tools I have can
seem to do anything more interesting then EJECT the CD. Attempts to
play it cause either "invalid command" responses or the track-display
to cycle through the tracks until it comes to the last -- no
audio. Interestingly, they do seem to be able to figure out how many
tracks are on the device. 

Can any one give me pointers to the SCSI command set for this drive,
or enlighten me as to what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.