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Subject: Re: CDIOCREADAUDIO ?
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On Tue, 6 Apr 2004, Daniel Eischen wrote:

> So a few months ago, sos removed CDIOCREADAUDIO from <sys/cdio.h>.
> Now that I'm porting the latest xmcd, it wants to use that
> command.  Why was it removed and what is its replacement?

It was superceded by just reading /dev/acd0t# directly.  I think its a
GEOM thing, but I can't check right now.

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