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From: Pierre Bernhardt <pierre AT starcumulus DOT owl DOT de>
Subject:  ch module wozu?
Date:  Sat, 20 Jan 2007 12:50:26 +0100
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Hallo,

hat schon mal jemand das ch Module für irgendetwas benötigt?
Es ist ein Modul für Media Changer, also z.B. Tape Libs und
CD-Rom Jukeboxen gedacht.

Zum wechseln verwende ich immer mtx. Das funktioniert aber
scheinbar direkt das scsi Modul.

MfG...
Pierre Bernhardt


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