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[continued from message number 29573] Once you get the device drivers installed and recognizing the SCSI device, your player should work just fine. With access to the player, you should be able to run your DOS ROM's in a DOS Window with no problem. You can even play music with…
David, OS/2 2.0 *does* support SCSI CD-ROM drives. The device drivers for CDROM.SYS *are* included in the GA code delivered in the box. The GA code also includes various .ADD files for various SCSI adapters such as the Adaptec and Future Domain controllers in addition to the IBM SCSI controller.…
Frank, Well, I appreciate the info regardless! I'll watch for West and check on Bender. My father-in-law has a severe case of computer phobia and resists all attempts at making things easier via computers. He thinks his time is better spent going down to the law library rather than having…
Albert, Thanks! Toby
Frank, Do you have/are you aware of anything for Texas and Federal case law? Especially Personal Injury stuff? My father-in-law does a TON of case work in P.I. and is constantly threatening to get a Westlaw hookup (which will clean his clock!). Just curious. TIA. Toby
Brian, The CDROM_G.SYS is a newer driver that was posted in OS2DEV (lib 16) by IBM early last week. It removes the specific checks for Toshiba and IBM in the driver. As for the NEC CDR-37, well it's a reasonable drive it seems (I don't need high speed access right…