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ODMan

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ODMan

http://odman.sourceforge.net/
ODMan (Optical Device Manipulator) is a free (under the GPL license) application written in C for the GNU/Linux operating system. It uses specific commands known as IOCTLs to control, manipulate, enable or disable optical disk drive (like CD/DVD-ROM) capabilities. You can also hard reset or get the identify information directly from the drive controller.


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released on 23 March 2009

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GPLv3orlater Kelly Hopkins 2454913.523 March 2009


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This entry (in part or in whole) was last reviewed on 31 March 2008.



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