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> > 
> > The CAM stuff should remove this distinction; one wonders how NetBSD
> > would do with this?
> 
> 	CAM will only remove that distinction if someone implements an
> ATAPI/IDE transport layer for it.  The CAM code currently only supports
> SCSI.

I was just about to mail Justin and ask if there was any documentation 
on writing code to layer under his new CAM stuff.  I have a copy of the 
T13 1153Dr16 document here, and have been studying it in a little 
detail.

So, is there?

mike