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> Never mind, it's amazing how you always find things right after you give
> up and ask.  :)  For anyone wondering, the motherload of specs can be
> found by ftp at fission.dt.wdc.com, including the working draft of the
> ATAPI Removable Rewritable Specification, SFF-8070.  Wish their web pages
> would mention the site.  :)

Thanks for finding the number for me; I ran out of patience downloading 
them, struggling to print them and giving up 8)

> So, has anyone already began work on this, or should I go ahead and give
> it a shot when my drive gets in?

Nobody's begun any work, as such.  Again, I exhort you to look at 
Justin Gibbs' CAM framework; it is the future of mass storage 
interfaces in FreeBSD, and we should be looking towards it.

mike