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Subject: INSITE floptical anybody ???
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From: "Soren Schmidt" <sos@ravenock.cybercity.dk>
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I just had one of those drop on my table so I hooked it
up to the SCSI system, and well, its found but then it
hangs the SCSI subsystem. I glanced through some other
systems scsi files, and saw that the INSITE floptical
needs some kind of "unlock" sequence in order to 
work proberly, anybody allready done the nessesary
magic ?? or will I have to get my fingers dirty in the
SCSI code too...

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Søren Schmidt               (sos@FreeBSD.org)               FreeBSD Core Team
                Even more code to hack -- will it ever end
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