On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Rick Hawkins wrote: > > This means you finally got the CD drive working? > > Another one, actually. I plugged it into the controller, inserted the > module, and mounted with no problem. THe other drive is indeed bad :( > Gee, it was all so easy with a working piece :) > > However, it does strike me as a problem that the bad drive can hang the > system. Is this a bug, or acceptable behavior?
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