1) Explanation of error: "Not found in default support table - using Sony..." 

   This error should not result in any functional problems. 
   Since different CD-ROM manufacturers may have different SCSI
   command implementations, the support table is used to record the
   differences among all the tested manufacturers' devices. If a CD-ROM is
   not listed in the table, it will use the SONY commands as default.

   This confusion of the SCSI standard regarding CD-ROMs is eased by the
   SCSI-2 CD-ROM specification, which follows the SCSI-2 standard and
   is not developed specifically by CD-ROM manufacturers. So, if the CD-ROM
   is a SCSI-2 device, you may add the switch "/s2" after the TRMCD.SYS
   driver. Example:   DEVICE=C:\DC390\TRMCD.SYS /D:CDROM0 /s2 
   The "/s2" switch causes the device to use the standard SCSI-2 commands
   and not the SONY's.
