>From: Douglas Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> The only way to abort DAO recording I know is to send a reset to the drive.
>>
>> Linux does not support this.
>>
>J�rg,
>Redhat 7.0, 7.1 and 7.2 support scsi bus reset via the sg
>driver [and I just checked my Suse 7.3 box and it's there
>as well]. My guess is all Linux distributions for the last 18
>months support it **. The ioctl has been in the sg interface
>for over 2 years.
>The only place it hasn't been is in the official lk 2.4
>series but it will be in lk 2.4.19 . For anyone brave
>enough to use lk 2.5.9 it is in there as well (but the
>ide-scsi driver is broken at the moment :-) ).
Nice to hear!
It is in libscg since June 2000 nearly 2 years ;-)
So if the kernel supports it, it should be usable by cdrecord.
J�rg
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