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Probably because it's not using scd0. Try looking at /dev/cdrom and see where it points to. If it doesn't exist, make a symbolic link to /dev/bus/ide/.....can't remember the rest right now. But it might be using the IDE bus and not the scsi. Does for me any way. And use cdrdao-1.18 for burning. It has IDE support rather than using scsi. I had to figure all of this stuff out the hard way in 64bit. :-)
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