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December 3rd, 2001, 08:21 PM
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| Driver Hacking Ok, here's my situation, my dad has an unsupported USB CD-RW Drive that he could use with Toast under OS 9. The problem is, he can't use it at all in X. Not even with Toast PR2 for OS X. I was wondering where the drivers are kept in OS X and if it's possible for me to hack one of the current drivers to work with his. I have a FireWire/USB CD-RW Driver, and I assume that there are drivers for it somewhere in the deep, deep bowels of the System.
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