Re: [Cdrdao-devel] ForceSpeed driver option

[Andreas M. <an...@da...>]

On Mon, 2002-11-25 at 11:36, David A. Sj=F8en wrote:
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> On Nov 24. 2002 at 18:29:35 you wrote:
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> > I've just implemented it. We have now two more additional command line
> > options:
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> > --buffer-under-run-protection 0/1 : disables/enables buffer under=20
> >                                     protection (BurnProof, JustLink),
> >                                     enabled by default
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> > --write-speed-control 0/1 : disables/enables writing speed control=20
> >                             by the drive (JustSpeed),
> >                             enabled by default

I've implemented (and committed) Yamaha's Force Speed feature. You
will have to use the driver option 0x200 to tell the driver that
your drive support this feature (e.g. --driver generic-mmc:0x200).
The symbolic name, for usage in the 'drivers' file, for this option
is 'OPT_MMC_YAMAHA_FORCE_SPEED'. I did not find a good way to auto=20
detect this feature so we'll have to live with the driver option
solution for now.

Please try it! Don't forget to give the command line option
--write-speed-control 1 to enable the new feature.

Andreas
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