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SubjectRe: Creative CDROM driver
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Orlando A. Andico wrote:
>
> On Mon, 25 Mar 1996, John_Wier wrote:
>
> > If your CDROM is ATAPI, forget about compiling the sbpcd kernel. It will
> > not work. I have a SB 6x and had the same problem at first. It says in
> > the READEME's to compile the kernel as idecd, and possible add the boot
> > param hdc=cdrom ide1=170. I also have a SB32 card which is Plug&Play
...
> When I boot the PC under DOS, I get the following
> info from MSCDEX about the CD-ROM: it's an Oak Technology OTI-11 CD420A,
> IRQ 7, port 1E8. Actually, It's connected to the SB16 card, not some odd
> IDE interface. I think the reason why the kernel sees two IDE interfaces
> (ide0, ide1) is that the IDE controller is an EIDE PCI type on the
> motherboard (no card).

Again, the correct solution to use here is the kernel parameter:

ide2=0x1e8

-ml
the Linux IDE guy


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