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Well you're root, the command is correct, and it can't find a SCSI device... which Distro and version, depending on how your distro built the kernel for you simply modprobing ide-scsi doesn't always do the trick.
They don't have permission to access the burner most likely. Honestly, you might want to try k3b, easily the best burner software (Doze, Mac, *Nix or otherwise) that I've ever used., and I'm a command line junky as well, it resets permissions as it is.
For Xcdroast I never bothered to fix the permissions, I just run the GUI from an xterm su'ed to root.
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