At 09:40 AM 6/24/01 -0700, you wrote: >I believe its because you need to use "scsi" for your devices when trying to use >'any' cd-rw.. >to do that your kernel needs scsi-emulation in it....which the newer 2.4.5 >pre-configured all set to go.. > >otherwise you'd need to do it yorself....if you can't/don't want to use 2.4.5 >then you need re-do kernel and make sure to say Y to scsi-emulation, scsi disk, >scsi tape, scsi-generic --not sure on that can't recall i'm inwindows at moment) >and make sure you say "N" to atapi for cdrom .... >
Is 2.4.5 the latest version of the kernel or something else? Where can I download it? I started an install last night, got as far as reboot before it lost the cd. On the ~Enter device Name~ screen, the system does read the cd (closes cd-tray after I press enter and reads), but does not change The debug logs show entries like "disk changed noticed at ide0(3,64) These don't work: boot: linux ide-scsi=hdb boot: linux hdb=cdrom And it could be a Master Boot Record. The win98 cd doesn't auto-start, but the Tyan (motherboard) device cd does. This a.m. the Debian 2.2R3 B1 cd boots. Running Fdisk /mbr in dos brought no visible change Suggestions appreciated/st >> What modules / parameters do I need to install a cd-rom >> at io=0x1f0 and interrupt=14? >> >> It's a samsung cd-rw sw-208. Debian Potato started up first thing from the >> boot-disk, recognized one cd-rom, recognized the second, then said "there's >> nothing at /mnt/cdrom". Loading cd-rom modules at the address and irq fails >> with "resource busy" messages
