Eric Youngdale wrote:
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> Actually I had another thought. There is an even easier way of doing
> things now. When I cleaned up the queueing code, a lot of the similar code
> between sd and sr got moved into scsi_lib.c. Thus teaching sr.c to handle
> writes would be quite trivial. Mainly adjusting sr_init_command() to
> generate a WRITE_10 if the command is a write and the device has the
> writable flag set.
See, you can see that I don't keep an eye on the SCSI stuff, and that
you guys DO know what you're doing. Keep up the good work. I'll be
happy to work with you to neaten up DVD RAM support, or to "hand over"
the job to someone who knows what he's doing.
Roger.
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