RE: 3995 optical drive

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

Keith:

I've obviously been out of this for far too long. And when I was involved, I 
primarily used WAF APIs rather than the HFS APIs. Still, I can't see any way to 
specify such a path for the HFS APIs.

Can you provide a sample value for the path parameter of the Open Stream File 
(QHFOPNSF) API for example that can not be seen via IFS?

Tom Liotta


midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   8. Re: 3995 optical drive (Keith Carpenter)
>
>Simple, the path of the file or directory on the optical platter.
>The lack of IFS visibility only means you're limited on the options you 
>have (my original point).  Fortunately, LAN attached 3995 is old stuff 
>and was phased out years ago.
>
>> Okay, but I'm having trouble visualizing the procedure. What path would be 
>> passed into an HFS API if the path isn't visible through the IFS?

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