🚀 go-pugleaf

Thanks everyone!  It's a shame it's not simple (yet), but then
anything worth anything rarely is.  Here are the summaries of how to
find only those devices in the system device list that are disks:

(From Doug Teeter <TEETER@HUMBER.BITNET>:)
    [Doug E-mailed me a bit of code for Manx C that prints out all
     disk volume and their devices.  Basically, it scans the device
     list, queries each device with a ACTION_DISK_INFO packet, verifies
     the DiskType return, and for each device, rescans the device list
     for volumes, printing the device and volume name if the volume's
     task is the same as the device's.  E-mail me if you'd like it.]

(From Andy Finkel <andy@cbmvax.commodore.com>:)
    >Well, until the recent spate of handlers, there was a packet or
    >two that could tell the difference between a handler and a filesystem...
    >(and there will be a way again in the future)
    > 
    >For now (and, if you always want to be safe) run through the list
    >twice, and only report the devices that have matching volume nodes.
    >
    >		andy

(From Chuck McManis <cmcmanis@stpeter.Sun.COM>:)
    >Check for an ENVIRONMENT vector. Or send an ACTION_DISK_INFO packet to 
    >the Task you found and see if it knows what to do with it.
    >
    >--Chuck McManis

--John
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Raining CATS and DOGS?  Join the RATS: Remote Amiga Teleconferencing System
	+--------+			John Lee
	| HUGHES |
	+--------+			ARPAnet: jhlee@hac2arpa.hac.com	
	Hughes Aircraft Company
The above opinions are those of the user and not of those of this machine.