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From: Scott Gasch <sgasch@microsoft.com>
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Subject: Q: Status of CDR support?
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:14:05 -0800
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Hello,

I am curious as to the current support for CDR/CDRW devices.  The handbook
says only old HP, Philips and Plasmon (whoever they are) are supported.
However
a search of the mailing list archives seems to suggest a beta IDE/Atapi
driver is in
the works.  The Hardware.txt file in today's snapshot makes no reference to
this...

Can somone enumerate what drives are known to work, what drives are
suspected
to work, and what drives may work sometime soon?

Thanks,
Scott


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