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> Two interfaces I think, although the readaudio ioctl could easily be done
> under CAM too, giving us identical functionality.

For SCSI programming I am aware of the 

    http://www.t10.org

site. Reading through SCSI-3 stuff, I was very pleased to see that it 
includes even more esoteric stuff like CD Text.

Might you have a similiar information site for ATA/ATAPI related 
programming? 

And if, what is the difference to IDE? :)


> I'm working (sometimes hard :) ) to make the new ata driver work as best
> the ATA/ATAPI devices will let us do it. 

That sounds like SCSI still works better.. what is your personal 
recommendation?

CD drives is not such a big issue, but compare hard disks and it makes
you cry.


> It does support the above mentioned devices, but be aware that we dont 
> have an implementation of the UDF filesystem that is use on most DVD's.

From what I understand there will be CD-ROM, CD-DA and Video CD equivalents
for DVD. I have not seen anything audio like, the video stuff we won't
get to work except we get hardware decryption, that leaves data DVDs.
Are these ones that use UDF?


Regards,
Marc


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