JJSCDROM.DMD

Modified CD-ROM device manager with CD-DA digital readout / multisession enhancement developed by Takayuki Suwa.

DEVICE=\OS2\BOOT\JJSCDROM.DMD

Parameters:

• /Q - quiet; displays no messages if not installed
• /V - verbose; displays CD-ROM unit information
• /VP - same as /V, with pausing (requires PAUSEONERROR=YES)
• /R:n - reserves at least n drive letters (drive letter reservation)
• /S - assigns only 1 drive letter to SCSI-3/MMC/ATAPI changer units
• /W - treats all WORM devices as CD-ROM; in order to not apply this treatment to specific unit(s), use /U:n /I
• /U:n - specifies unit number for /Fxy and /I, 0 based
• /I - ignores unit (no drive letter assignment)
• /Fxy - enforces CD-DA/CD-XA/multisession/UPC treatments; without preceding /U, applies to all units
• /FC+ - forces "CD-DA readable" flag on
• /FCS - enforces Sony CDU-561 compatible SCSI CD-DA readout method *
• /FCT - enforces Toshiba XM-3401 compatible SCSI CD-DA readout method *
• /FC - same as /FC+ /FCS
• /FX+ - forces "CD-XA readable" flag on
• /FXT - enforces Toshiba XM-3401 compatible SCSI CD-XA readout method *
• /FXS - enforces Sony CDU-561 compatible SCSI CD-XA readout method *
• /FXN - enforces NEC 84-1 compatible SCSI CD-XA readout method *
• /FX - same as /FX+ /FXS
• /FM+ - forces "multisession-aware" flag on
• /FMT - enforces Toshiba XM-3401 compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FMS - enforces Sony CDU-561 compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FMC - enforces Chinon CDS-535 compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FMN - enforces NEC 84-1 compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FMH - enforces HP C4324 compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FMX - enforces NEC 46x compatible SCSI multisession method *
• /FM - same as /FM+ /FMS
• /FUU - marks as "UPC readable" and enforces unpacked raw UPC format *
• /FUP - marks as "UPC readable" and enforces packed raw UPC format *
• /FUA - marks as "UPC readable" and enforces ASCII raw UPC format *
• /FU - same as /FUA
• /F - same as /FC+ /FCS /FX+ /FXS /FM+ /FMS
• because SCSI-3/MMC / ATAPI drives can automatically detect and configure their own capabilities, these options are ignored on such drives.

Platform Support:

OS/2 2.x	OS/2 3.0	OS/2 4.0	OS/2 4.5x
No	Yes	Yes	Yes