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From: Morgan Davis <root@io.cts.com>
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Subject: PAS / nca problems
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Date: Mon, 4 Sep 1995 00:31:58 -0700 (PDT)
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I posted this bug report earlier, but it got no response.  If we'd
like to make Pro-AudioSpectrum and Trantor SCSI (nca device) CD-ROM
stuff work properly in the next release, let me know.  I can provide
more details.

In a nutshell, data CDs work fine.  You can mount them, use them, and
unmount them all day long.

But if you try to use cdplay, cdcontrol, Xcd, Xmcd, XCDPlayer, or any
other music-based CD control program, you get kernel errors and
sometimes the system will lock up.  Now, it used to work -- because I
could play music CDs all the time in the FreeBSD 2.0[.1] release.

It started to fall apart with 2.0.5, but I wasn't really sure if it
was FreeBSD or something I did.  Now with the latest -current, I've
tried to get music CDs to play with no success.  I've double checked
everything on this end, but I haven't changed anything with respect to
the CD.  And, again, data CDs work fine.

--Morgan