CDRECORD fixes.txt file

13-Oct-2004 Production Date of this Open Sources kit.
            This will correspond to OpenVMS V8.2
	    This supports I64 Integrity and Alpha platforms.

The following changes were made:

CDRECORD.COM - As of the VMS V8.2 release, the cld (DCL command) information
	included in this file is being removed.  This cld information will
	be included in the DCLTABLES.  This change does not affect the 
	operation of the cdrecord.exe image.

SCSI-VMS.C - For proper operation on the I64 platform, the alignment
	of the variable SCSI$IOSB was modified.

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10-Sep-2003 Production Date of this Open Sources kit.
	    This will correspond to OpenVMS V7.3-2

The following changes were made:

CDRECORD.COM - As of 29-Jul-2003, the "help overview" command is being updated
	to reflect the new verify option.  A printed comment is added to the
	validate_log_device routine to clarify possible user response when
	the Logical Device unit is already in use.

BTORDER.H - This module was changed to allow compilation on the Itanium(r) platform.

CDRECORDBLD.COM - This is a VMS "build" file, which was changed to allow building
	on the Itanium(r) platform.

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06-Dec-2002 Production Date of previous Open Sources kit.
	    This corresponds to the most recent CDRECORD patch for
	    OpenVMS V7.3-1.

The following fixes were made:  

CDRECORD.COM - Changed to specify the -driveropts=burnproof switch to the
	cdrecord executable when a write operation was being performed.
	This allows the "burnproof" feature to be enabled, if the drive
	supports it.

	Also changed to include a "verify" capability.  This can be executed
	following the creation of cd media, in order to verify that the data
	written can be read back, and matches the original data.

SCSI-VMS.C - Changed to report errors properly.  The scsi status code was being
	improperly shifted 5 bits rather than 4 bits.

DRV_MMC.C - Changed to allow execution to proceed if "burnproof" is specified,
	but the drive does not support "burnproof".  A warning message is
	issued, but the write operation is still attempted.  



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