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SubjectRe: Re: Re: Is ide-scsi + scsi-cdrom a replacement for ide-cdrom?
On Thu, Sep 30, 1999 at 12:00:45AM +0200, Jens Axboe wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 29 1999, Jens Benecke wrote:
> > How far is the IDE changer code? Can I put a couple (four) IDE CD
> > changers into my server so that it can act as CD jukebox, and this
> > works? The disks will be (more or less) all mounted, or probably I will
> > configure autofs. It would be nice if someone could patch autofs so
> > that it mounts all CDs under /autofs/$CDROM_LABEL, any idea about this?
> I haven't worked that much with changers, but I see nothing wrong with
> the configuration. If you need all trays mounted at the same time, the
> /dev/changer patch would probably come in handy. I don't know how well it

Where can I find about this patch?

> works in real life (one could easily imagine the scenario where all the
> time would be spent changing discs and no real work would get done).
> You could also go for a big SCSI changer.

The price is the problem. If I set up an old 486 with a IDE hard disk and
four times six CDROM slots, this will come much much cheaper than buying
one of those jukeboxes. You can get a six-times IDE changer for EUR 70.
SCSI changers start at EUR 150.


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