On Thu, 2003-02-13 at 10:46, Dan Jallits wrote:
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Have you tried the manufacturer's website? There should be some technical documentation for your product. I mean come on there's manuals on the web to build atomic weapons. Anyhow, that would be my recommendation.
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Subject: CDWriter Speed
I have a CDWriter that was just laying around that I just put in my
computer, the problem is I don't remember what speed it is, and
a search on google doesn't help either. Is there any way to read
like a /proc variable or something to try and figure it out?
It's an internal SCSI one, so I already tried reading /proc/scsi/scsi
without luck, it just gives name info, no speed.
I'd appreciate any ideas.
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