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I"m using slack 9.1 installed K3B 0.10.2 pgk from linuxpkg's.net
Setup sees my atapi dvd player and sees my scsi writer.
K3b doesn't show my writer as a writable. I can record
using cdrecord.
Do you have an ... hd?=ide-scsi line in your configs somewhere? Or a ide scsi device storage driver compiled and loaded up so the system can act like its a hard drive and... i dunno fully how it works but I'm used to seeing hdc.. or b.. or whatever letter.. with hdc=ide-scsi as a startup command if you wanna burn cd's...
this is cut from my lilo.conf
--------------------------------------------
# End LILO global section
# Linux bootable partition config begins
append="hdc=ide-scsi"
Hello all I'd like t thank everyone that tried to help me.
It seems this is a hardware issue, I borrowed an IDE burner
from someone, slaved it in and k3b seems to work fine now.
I should add after the first two disks I burned (Slackware 9.1 D-1, D-2)
using cdrecord I made this post. Then while trouble shooting, cdrecord
wouldn't work again, I kept getting a wrong disk/no disk error. This lead
me to try a different burner. Now I need to find out is it my scsi card or
the writer?
I am having exactly the same problem you describe (K3B sees my 'HP ' 'CD-Writer 6020 ' '1.07' Removable CD-ROM) but recognizes it as a read only device.
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