Am 11.11.2005 um 12:25 Uhr +0100 schrieb Ignatios Souvatzis:
>  > I know I can rip the raw audio tracks to disk and somehow play them,
>>  but that wasn't the point.
>
>Well, if you _can_ do that, all you have to fix is the
>applications so that they work with NetBSD, because the kernel
>part is obviously ok.

This was more of a theoretical "can" since I haven't actually tried. 
What I don't know is whether <sys/cdio.h> is up to the task. When I 
tried to adapt the FreeBSD audio/xmms-cdread package, there were some 
ioctls that had no equivalent in the netbsd <sys/cdio.h>. FreeBSD's 
include file was named differently, too, and from googling I get the 
impression that they fixed their stuff only recently.

I shall get the cables.

Thaks for the comments,

	hauke

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