Thank you for your reply, even if currently not
that interesting for me because after the first
CD writer for IDE were available I stopped to
use SCSI and didn't come back to it since then.
Does the Python open() command not work the
same way for SCSI drives as for IDE or USB
drives (I can't try
The main use of my SCSI routines,is that by using the SCSIPASSTHROUGH
layer under Windows gives the user absolute control of the storage
device. For example copying data from and IDE drive to a SCSI drive
becomes transparent using SCSI commands. I.e Logical block 0 remains
consistant. I had an PHD
Thank you Jeff very much for your quick reply.
It saved me really much time of digging in the wrong direction.
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I took the advice from this web page:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q100027/
Ok, I had found this page myself during Googling,
The following site contains my routines to access information from the
Microsoft SCSIPASSTHROUGH layer under windows. These routines allow you
to access the storage devices mounted under windows using SCSI
commands. The dll that I provide will work with Python 2.3
