On Thu, 28 Jan 2010 08:42:45 +0930, Iain Buchanan wrote: > > But it's not, not once you eject the virtual CD. Is it really worth > > bricking your hardware and invalidating the warranty to get rid of > > something that disappears after a couple of microseconds anyway? > > sorry, you're asking the wrong guy that question :) IMHO, yes; IHisHO > maybe not.
Well, if I got an answer, maybe I wasn't asking the wrong person, as the OP didn't reply when I first asked it :) Personally, I wouldn't risk bricking £70+ of hardware when a one line config file entry would also get rid of the device. And that's assuming a suitably hacked firmware could be found in the first place, and that this part of the drive's behaviour was controlled by the flashable portion of the firmware. That's a lot of ifs and a lot more potential hassle to avoid pasting one line -) -- Neil Bothwick Accordion: a bagpipe with pleats.
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