Hi Jerome,
>> PS: I can confirm that GCDROM is a modified old fork from >> what has become UDVD2 and XDVD2. We should remove GCDROM >> from the distro to avoid confusion. We already have UDVD2. To be more exact: GCDROM was a third-party fork of XCDROM which had some constraints about searching for hardware disabled. Since UDVD2 no longer applies such restrictions and has been updated significantly since then, there would be very few reasons to use or update GCDROM in the future. I think those changes got backported into XCDROM long ago. If you want to update, create or use a new CD driver, the best starting point and reference would be UDVD2 today :-) Note that XCDROM has evolved into XDVD2 and that UDVD2 is the open source branch of XDVD2: The latter can contain a few updates which have not yet been made open source, but the UDVD2 branch still is far more up to date than GCDROM. Cheers, Eric _______________________________________________ Freedos-devel mailing list Freedos-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-devel
