Hi!
In my system I have a internal NEC 16x SCSI-2 CDROM which the Warp3 
application reports the following facts about:
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*********** System Information Tool -  ***********
*********** SCSI Devices For Adapter ***********
Device Type            : CD ROM Device
Device Size            : 29.656 Kilobytes
Device Unit PUN        : 5
Device Unit LUN        : 0
ANSI Level Supported   : ANSI SCSI-2
Unit Status            : Ready and Powered On
Vendor ID              : NEC
Product ID             : CD-ROM DRIVE:463
Product Revision Level : 1.05
Vendor Field           : 97020600
Device Filter ADD      : Not Present
Device Attributes      : Device supports synchronous data transfers
Device Attributes      : Media can be removed
Device Attributes      : Media Change Line not supported
Device Attributes      : Prefetch Not Supported
Device Attributes      : Device Not Defective
*********** System Information Tool -  ***********
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This CDROM is attached to a Adaptec 2940UW adapter and I'm booting my warp 
server v4 Advanced SMP with the aic7870.add basedev which identifies itsefl 

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Adaptec 7800 Family Driver for OS/2 v2.1x, Warp v3.x/d1.22
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Now I have tried various OS/2 audio grab programs against this CDROM but none 
of these was able to grab an audio track off an ordinary audioCD. BUT! If I 
boot straight DOS (Caldera OpenDOS v7.01) using Adaptec's ASPI8DOS.SYS, 
ASPICD.SYS and Caldera's nwcdex.exe (Caldera's counterpart to the m$ mscdex), 
I am quite able to grab audio tracks off an audioCD using a DOS program 
(can't remember which now). More curious is that the same program won't grab 
if I runs it in the Warp3 DOS box which supposedly should have the mscdex 
support in it.
So, what's wrong here? Is something wrong with the CD or is it misbehaving 
SCSI basedev drivers in Warp3 that prevents me from grabbing audio tracks 
under Warp3?
Rgds,
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