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Re: SONY CD-ROM, non SCSI

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From: Timothy F. Sipples
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 01:31
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In article <1993Jan8.162046.29628@newstand.syr.edu> jtcox@syr.edu writes:
>I have a SONY CD-ROM drive unit (CDU535 series) and host adapter card (CDB-240 series) which work fine with MSCDEX in a "DOS from drive a:" under OS/2.  But I cannot seem to access the drive from an OS/2 window.  I would appreciate any information on how to accomplish this, if it is possible.

Sony is purportedly working on a driver (and do contact them to tell
them you are interested) for their CD-ROM adapter.  Until that time,
you will be restricted to using your CD-ROM in the session you've
described, and not with OS/2 sessions.

You can forego the floppy disk if you use the VMDISK command (to
actually create a diskette image on your hard disk).  See the online
Command Reference for details.

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