Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 12 Sep 2003 21:59:29 -0500 | From | Wes Janzen <> | Subject | Re: getting a working CD-drive in 2.6 |
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Hi,
Stuart Longland wrote:
> iain d broadfoot wrote: > > | ide-scsi is disabled. > > If it's an IDE drive, you'll want this _enabled_ before you'll be able > to write CDs. Most of the burner software that I know of look for a > SCSI CD burner, not IDE. ide-scsi is intended for making an IDE CD > burner appear as a SCSI device.
Actually with 2.6, you no longer need ide-scsi. You'll need to upgrade your cdrecord tools and probably your burning GUI, if you use one. I've been burning that way for several months now. (I'm using xcdroast, though I need to start it with "-n" since I'm using cdrecord 2.01a18.) This actually works better for me than ide-scsi as for some reason it uses less CPU.
-Wes-
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