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From: Petri Helenius <pete@sms.fi>
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Subject: od driver
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  How do I force the system to use od0 instead of cd0 driver for a
device? I've a SCSI DVD-RAM which I would like try to write to but
since the cd0 driver does not support that (at least at the moment?)
I tried to wire the drive to use od0 but was not successful.

  How does one accomplish this?

Pete

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