🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm writing a CD-ROM OS/2 device driver, and I'm stuck! The current driver is
able to accept call from DosOpen, DosClose and DosDevIOCtl commands, but is
not working in Dos box which uses VCDROM.SYS and CDFS.FS to emulate MSCDEX
API. I've found that during the startup of Dos box session, the following
calls are called (in the order of listing).

   device open	  function 0x0d
   Generic IOCtl  Category 0x05  function 0x48 - Set active font
   Generic IOCtl  Category 0x05  function 0x48 - Set active font
   Generic IOCtl  Category 0x82  function 0x60 - Return drive letter info

When the above are done, any call to MSCDEX will not activate the driver,
instead it will return error 'Drive not ready'.

It is not documented how the VCDROM.SYS establish the connection to the
physical device driver (PDD). Could it be using the device name specified
in the driver header? In this case, I'm using name 'CD-ROM2$' that I've found
in the CDROM.SYS of OS/2 which is also not documented in the OS/2 technical
library.

If you have any comment regarding the above, please response.