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From: z_keithd@TITAN.SFASU.EDU
Subject: CR-563 solution
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Ok...here's how I finally got the thing to work after finding very little
in the mailing list archives and rereading the man page for matcd a few
times.  

SB16 (controller id CT2230)
Matsushita/Panasonic/Creative CD-ROM CR-563-B on Panasonic interface on
    SB16.

MAKE SURE THE ID JUMPER IS ON 0 (zero)!!  Although previously Linux was on
the machine and found it at id 3, this driver is different.  The cdrom was
found at 0x230-0x233 on isa.  

Perhaps this solution will help others with this problem.  :)

David
z_keithd@titan.sfasu.edu