X CD Roast don't recognize my DVD drive as a read device
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X CD Roast don't recognize my DVD drive as a read device
When I go to configure X CD Roast, it don't recognize my DVD drive (/dev/cdrom2) as a read device. It works fine with my /dev/cdrom which is my CD-RW drive. What do I change to get it to recognize it? Both are mounted and can be accessed at will under Konqueror or Konsole.
That's my problem. In setup, CD-Roast don't have my DVD drive listed. However, I can go /mnt/cdrom2 and access it all day. I think it's listed as /dev/cdrom2 or something but I know it's mounted as /mnt/cdrom2. How do I make CD-Roast recognize it?
Did you not read my reply? There is a link with good information regarding devices not being recognized. And its not a matter of viewing a mounted cdrom drive, Xcdroast needs to know the actual device is there, not the mounted filesystem.
Originally posted by iihay I had this problem, I think if you add hd? =scsi to your lilo file it will pick it up ok. It is all explaining on the xcdroast site somewhere.
Seems like I am supermounting my CD-RW and DVD drive. Could that be related to my problem under Mandrake 9? I haven't got a chance to fool with it like I want, so it may be answered in that CD-Roast FAQ TrickyKid provided. I basically have no time other than the weekends, and they're often busy too. (Dam Compaq with Winblows 2000! )
Originally posted by lectraplayer Seems like I am supermounting my CD-RW and DVD drive. Could that be related to my problem under Mandrake 9? I haven't got a chance to fool with it like I want, so it may be answered in that CD-Roast FAQ TrickyKid provided. I basically have no time other than the weekends, and they're often busy too. (Dam Compaq with Winblows 2000! )
Shouldn't at all be related to your supermounting in why Xcdroast isn't detecting your drive.
Let's see... Since Linux (I guess) needs to emulate IDE as SCSI, if SCSI emu was to blame, I wouldn't be able to mount and access my CD drives, would I? ...or am I completely wrong here?
Anything else? After putting in those lines listed in TrickyKid's link, I found my CD-RW drive was completely dropped. ...couldn't even access it, period! Any other ideas? ...could just be me acting like an idiot though. I'll post my files later for you guys to look at.
Originally posted by aherm Why don't you try k3b or cdbakeoven?
'cause that'll melt the disk. j/k. X CD Roast seems to work great for me, except that one thing. Also, I'm on a 56K connection, so it'll take awhile to download. ...then on top of that, I suck at installing software for Linux. I have yet to have a successful installation (besides a Tomsrtbt Linux disk maker, but that's foolproof). As far as my problems, I tried everything I've found (and I may be doing it wrong).
Here's my modules.conf with Windows errors where I copied it over, didn't move it fortunately.
probeall scsi_hostadapter ide-scsi
probeall usb-interface usb-uhci ehci-hcd
alias eth0 8139too
alias sound-slot-0 i810_audio
options ide-cd ignore="hdc hdd" (new line)
My hard disk is a primary master--hda, my CD-RW is a secondary master--hdc, and my DVD is secondary slave--hdd. ...or is the secondary master a hdb when no primary slave is there? ...that might be related to my problem.
Last edited by lectraplayer; 05-26-2003 at 09:08 PM.
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