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If you're not using scsi emulation, then it *should* be /dev/cdroms/cdromX. If you're using scsi-emulation, then it *should* be /dev/srX, /dev/sdX or even /dev/sgX.
nope, not any of those, k3b says that they all arent devices. I have put an entry into lilo.conf that looks something like:
append = "hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-scsi"
could someone please help me?
ps:k3b reconises that I have two cd readers, but fails to notice that one of them also writes!
Again, have a look through
dmesg ... if it whizzes by too fast, do
Code:
dmesg | less
and check whether the name of the writer shows up
in the output ... or if you happen to know where it is
physically attached (ide0/ide1, and master or slave?)
I can most likely tell you what it's actually called.
If the append line is successful (again, check dmesg)
the burner would be either /dev/scd0 or /dev/scd1
I found the cd writer, but it's dev address is hdd, which k3d has already dismissed as not an addional device. I think that I have to tell teh program that it and the reader are teh same thing. Any help on doing this?
Which version of kernel, k3b and cdrtools are you
using? hdd indeed wouldn't work if the append-statement
does ... again, check dmesg. If it works the device you're
looking for is most likely scd1 or sg0
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