Re: Multisession CD-ROM's and OS/2

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2 total messages Started by Matt Stiltner Thu, 28 Dec 1995 21:39

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Author: Matt Stiltner
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 21:39

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In message <4asue3$fq7@ping1.ping.be> - Francis.Pauwelyn@ping.be (Francis Pauwe
lyn) writes:

 
:>I just discovered that OS/2 doesn't see the second session on my
:>multi-session CD's.

It should, I have an NEC 4Xi hooked to an Adaptec 2940, OS/2 sees both
of my sessions just fine.  But it doesn't work under DOS/WIN.



:>Doesn't OS/2 support multi-session CD's, or do I have to do something
:>to install the multi-session capabliities ?

It has more to do with your drive.  If you drive supports it, it might do 
it not according to Orange Book standards (i.e. CD-ROM multisession, also 
there is CD-ROM XA)

I had to do nothing special with my NEC drive to get it to read the CD, works 
like a charm here

Re: Multisession CD-ROM's and OS/2

#30

Author: Francis Pauwelyn
Date: Sat, 30 Dec 1995 22:53

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stiltner@norden1.com (Matt Stiltner) wrote:

>In message <4asue3$fq7@ping1.ping.be> - Francis.Pauwelyn@ping.be (Francis Pauwe
>lyn) writes:

> 
>:>I just discovered that OS/2 doesn't see the second session on my
>:>multi-session CD's.

>It should, I have an NEC 4Xi hooked to an Adaptec 2940, OS/2 sees both
>of my sessions just fine.  But it doesn't work under DOS/WIN.

Using EZ-SCSI 4.0, you should have no problems in DOS/WIN. 

>:>Doesn't OS/2 support multi-session CD's, or do I have to do something
>:>to install the multi-session capabliities ?

>It has more to do with your drive.  If you drive supports it, it might do 
>it not according to Orange Book standards (i.e. CD-ROM multisession, also 
>there is CD-ROM XA)

>I had to do nothing special with my NEC drive to get it to read the CD, works 
>like a charm here

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