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  1. August 28th, 2002, 03:07 PM #1
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    Upset Aspi in XP

    Oh so easily done... just to let you know Adaptec snuck out a new version of aspi drivers 4.71 in May this year and gone are all the warnings about installing it for any os....

    Lets see if that helps!

    Oh yes, big improvement - EAC works properly now!!
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  2. September 11th, 2002, 03:00 AM #2
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    thanks, I needed this

    Now to get EAC to read my new discs!!!
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  3. September 11th, 2002, 05:32 AM #3
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    ...ASPI is only for SCSI components right!??

    Exactly what joy will this update bring?...and what the h... is EAC????
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  4. September 11th, 2002, 05:45 AM #4
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    Originally posted by Chrej
    ...ASPI is only for SCSI components right!??

    Exactly what joy will this update bring?...and what the h... is EAC????

    no an aspi "layer" is used for more than scsi ,,,,,I will let someone find a link for you to explain it ,,,there again if u don,t use it then dont worry about it

    as well as noo noo,s link to the latest one , here is a link to the previous ver (4.60) ,, ftp://ftp.321studios.com/ASPI/ForceASPI.exe .

    EAC is a prog called "easy audio extractor"

    Ps noo noo the new version also gives an improvement in 2k (smartripper flies now)

    cheers


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  5. September 11th, 2002, 06:17 AM #5
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    Originally posted by freddy



    no an aspi "layer" is used for more than scsi ,,,,,I will let someone find a link for you to explain it ,,,there again if u don,t use it then dont worry about it

    as well as noo noo,s link to the latest one , here is a link to the previous ver (4.60) ,, ftp://ftp.321studios.com/ASPI/ForceASPI.exe .

    EAC is a prog called "easy audio extractor"

    Ps noo noo the new version also gives an improvement in 2k (smartripper flies now)

    cheers


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  6. September 11th, 2002, 07:50 AM #6
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    Have you noticed any improvement with SCSI drives? I'm scared to install it
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  7. September 11th, 2002, 10:30 AM #7
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    i'm scared to do an aspi install or upgrade...spent many of hours fixing guessing aspi drivers.....
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  8. September 11th, 2002, 10:52 AM #8
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    Ohh, I thought it was only used for SCSI components, since lots of sites says that ASPI = Advanced SCSI Programming Interface, including the links given here!? Kinda misleading name, ehh!? ...Well, it doesn't seem like it's something I have to fiddle with right now anyway!
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