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FrozenDeath 11-21-2002 03:03 PM

CD-R Drivers for ManDrake 9.0
 
I need CD-R drivers for a TEAC CD-R56.

I am using ManDrake 9.0, KDE 3.0

Thank you for any help that you can give! :)

MasterC 11-21-2002 04:02 PM

Is this an IDE drive? If so, you MORE THAN LIKELY don't need drivers. Actually Mandy should have picked it up during install.

Anyway, post here the contents of the /etc/lilo.conf file and we will see what we can do for ya. Also, might wanna post the the output of dmesg.

Cool

Thymox 11-21-2002 04:07 PM

It looks like the R56 (or its revisions) are SCSI drives, in which case it should be even simpler!

http://www.teac.co.jp/dspd/product/product.html

MasterC 11-21-2002 04:21 PM

Uh oh, I'm outta my league, even if it's easier ;) How is it easier? Or is it just a "modprobe" something, and bam, it's working?

Cool

FrozenDeath 11-22-2002 01:47 AM

It is a SCSI device, internal CD-R drive.

It appears that it has picked it up during installtion, but what proggie can I use to burn data to the CD?

Thymox 11-22-2002 03:22 AM

MasterC, when using IDE/Atapi CDR drives, you need to specify in the bootloader (usually) which ide device should emulate scsi, so you'd need to first identify which device it is (hdx), then find your bootloader (lilo/grub/ntloader/whatever), edit it, save changes, reboot and then get to this step:

FrozenDeath... there are a number of different programs around for CD burning under Linux. My personal favourite would have to be Eroaster, but I was also quite impressed with CDBakeOven. You should have lots on your install CDs anyway, just use your software installer thingy to find them.

MadPenguin 11-22-2002 08:48 AM

I dont know about you all, but I've had some weird results with Man 9.0 and CD-R/RWs; for example my grip has errors when reading the CD , as does some installation programs. yet if I umount the CDROM and then remount it, its fine. Thoughts on this?

Thymox 11-22-2002 10:02 AM

You using supermount? If so, disable it.

MasterC 11-22-2002 02:30 PM

Thymox, thanks for that, but I meant for SCSI drives. Not scsi emulation, but actual drives.

Thanks

michaelk 11-22-2002 08:14 PM

SCSI CD drives
 
Any CD writing program i.e xcdrecord, gcombust etc. Some programs require the cdrecord bus, id which you can get by the following

cdrecord --scanbus


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