This table lists operating system specific features of cdda2wav.   Transports   Operating System Implementation status SCSI ATAPI Par.port Ioctl FIFO Realtime Sound GUI Linux Stable with SG native & SCSI emulation with PG Yes Yes Yes USS/OSS, ALSA Here Solaris Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes Yes Here SunOS Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes 8KHz, mono only Here FreeBSD Stable CAM Yes No Yes Yes Yes USS/OSS based Here OpenBSD Stable Yes Yes No No Yes Yes sun based Here NetBSD Stable Yes Yes No No Yes Yes sun based Here SCO Unixware Version >= 7.1 Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes USS/OSS based Here SCO OpenServer Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes USS/OSS based Here AIX Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes No Here HP-UX Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes No Here Digital OSF-1 Stable CAM Yes No No Yes Yes No Here Apple Mac OS-X Stable No Firewire, USB, ATAPI No No Yes Yes No No SGI Stable Yes No No No Yes Yes No No OS/2 EMX Stable ASPI Yes No No Yes Yes No No BeOS Beta Yes Yes No No No Yes Not yet No Win95 Cygwin Beta ASPI32 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Not yet Here Win98 Cygwin Beta ASPI32 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Not yet Here WinNT Cygwin Beta ASPI32 Yes ? No Yes Yes Not yet Here Win2000 Cygwin Beta ASPI32 Yes ? No Yes Yes Not yet Here Digital VMS ? ? No No No Yes Yes No No QNX compiles Not yet ? No No Yes ? No No 386BSD ? Yes No No No Yes Yes ? No BSDI ? Yes No No No Yes ? ? No MSDOS DJGPP does not compile ASPI MSCDEX No No No No No No Plan9 does not compile ? ? No No No No No No Inferno does not compile ? ? No No No No No No Minix does not compile ? ? No No No No No No Coherent does not compile ? ? No No No No No No

Notes: 'scg' in the Solaris/SunOS rows is Jörg Schilling's SCSI driver. Transports are used to communicate with devices. In column 'SCSI' 'SG' stands for 'generic SCSI', 'CAM' for 'Common Access Method', and 'ASPI' for 'Advanced SCSI Programming Interface'. In the 'ATAPI' column 'native' means accessing the drives with ioctls and 'SCSI emulation' means accessing ATAPI drives with SCSI commands. In the 'Par.port' column 'PG' means a SCSI emulation driver for parallel port devices. In column 'soundcard support' 'USS/OSS-based' means 4front's sound API is used.

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