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Distribution: Slack 8.1, Gentoo 1.3a, Red Hat 7.3, Red Hat 7.2, Manrake 8.2
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CDRW and cdrecord -scanbus
Ok slight problem when I run cdrecord -scanbus to check for my cdrecorder it comes back telling me ide-scsi emulation not installed and to try cdrecord -scanbus (or something to this effect)
the scsi-ide module is loaded and I can access/mount the cdrw from /dev/hdc/ (its set as secondary master and I havent symlinked it to Cdrw yet as Scsi emu isnt working)
I boot into Slack thru the boot disk, I have tried passing the command append /dev/hdc = ide-scsi to the kernel at the boot prompt but all i get is an error telling me command append cannot be found (or something to this effect)
maybe the format for the append command is incorrect should it be
Hi
I thought at bootprompt, the append should not be there;
so only use; hdc=ide-scsi
the append=" hdc=ide-scsi" is for lilo.conf (rerun lilo)
a dmesg|less should show your ide_setup: hdc= ide-scsi
do also cat /proc/scsi/scsi that should return your burner
do lsmod see what shows up
maybe need to do; modprobe ide-scsi
just some loose hints
good luck
There is another way. I have a normal CD-ROM at /dev/hdc and a CD-RW which is accessed through the scsi-ide layer at /dev/scd0. To realise this not by using kernel-options in lilo.conf, but by having the following in /etc/modules.conf :
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