#OS/2 and Mitsumi LU005S
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Hi Mark,
look for the update called "UPDAT1.ZIP" which fixes the CRC bug. Hope this
helps.
Bye, Torsten
Hello Torsten,
I forunately D/L your Mitsumi driver, loaded it as per instruction and all
works OK, except for data and graphic discs access.
When I click on the data icon, I am not able to access the disc, because the
access program for DOS is in a DOS directory and I do not know how to point the
icon to that directory. Atlas programs and the Yellow pages phonebook are the
two that I have tried. My main concern is for PHOTOCD. All of these run just
fine in DOS or with an OS2 A: boot disc – VDM.
I run OS2 GA only. No service pack.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
Bill Wallace
Hi, Torsten Just for grins, I tried your OS/2 2.0 Mitsumi LU005S driver with a
Mitsumi LU002S Mitsumi drive. Except for some difficulties in reading the root
directory off of the CD-ROM, it worked. With the root directory, on some
CD-ROMs I would get the entire directory tree for the CD. On other CDs, I would
get a blank root directory. Subdirectories were OK – at least for limited
number of CDs and short time I spent trying it out. I could access the files in
the subdirectories with no problem from either OS/2 or DOS windows. The audio
CD Player worked as well with the exception that I couldn't change tracks. The
CD always start play on Track 1. Attempting to select another track would cause
the player to revert to track 1. It seems to me that you have a great potential
to expand your market if you could get these minor bugs worked out. Then you
could market this driver to owners of LU002S drives as well as LU005S drives.
Gary Williamson Orlando, FL
Hi Gary,
thanks for the info regarding the older LU002. We haven't worked on this drrive
yet.
AUDIO: It's right that you can't change tracks right now. That's due to the
fact that the drive doesn't support a TOC command directly. We will have to
create it by the Q-Channel. It's fixed in a few days.
Then there will be also single-session Photo-CD support.
Bye, Torsten
Gary,
My drive is called a CRMC on the box, whatever that is, and I've seen the same
problems as you with this.
Robin