I turn to the local font of Linux information, PLUG!

I have successfully run many a 16-bit DOS application on Linux under
DOSEMU and FreeDOS.  These apps talk to SCSI devices through calls to the
16-bit ASPI SCSI layer.

Now I have the goal to use a Win32 application that needs to talk to SCSI
devices through the 32-bit SCSI ASPI driver.  WINE seems the likely
canidate.  However, I run the application with wine and it does not see
the SCSI device at all.

Here are some things I have done.
- Proven that Linux can see the device by mounting the filesystem.
- Added a drive definition to my ~/.wine/config file that points to the
mount point.
- Set the /dev/sda1 permissions to 777 (wide open).
- 16-bit DOS apps can see the SCSI drive under DOSEMU/FreeDOS.

I am hoping that there is some configuration step I am missing to "turn
on" 32-bit SCSI support under WINE.  Has anyone successfully used a SCSI
drive under WINE?  How did you do it?

I continue to google and search.  Interrupt my search with good news, if
you can.

Alan



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