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Technical Notes: Device Drivers
The SCSI Parallel Interface is an industry standard parallel data bus that provides a fast, consistent method of connecting computers and peripheral devices. The SCSI Architecture Model-3 specification expands the term "SCSI" to define an architecture that treats devices that adhere to the SCSI Architecture Model specifications in a consistent manner, independent of the physical bus to which the device is attached. Mac OS X provides in-kernel drivers for compliant devices and, with the I/O Kit (Apple's object-oriented driver development framework), supports application-level access to devices that declare peripheral device types other than $00, $05, $07, or $0E.
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CD-ROM Driver Calls (HTML) (PDF)
Deprecated - DV22: Discusses public interface to Apple CD-ROM driver and supersedes information in AppleCD SC Developer's Guide.
 2000-08-14