Hello
vinz (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> I've tried everything from a tonn of manuals... I still can't get my
> aopen cd-writer to work.
> and anyone help me.... please
> I'm dying here.
I assume you use an IDE writer. You have to do at least the following:
Configure the bootloader so that it tells the kernel to use ide scsi
emulation for the drive. Edit the append-line of your bootloader:
append="hdc=ide-scsi"
if the writer is secondary master
Don't forget to execute lilo (if you use lilo as your bootloader) and
reboot.
Load the drivers. Normally, it is sufficient to load the ide-scsi module
at boottime (by adding it to /etc/modules). Other drivers should be
loaded automatically when needed. You can load them manually, you need:
ide-scsi
sg
sr_mod
scsi_mod
Please note that some of them may be compiled into the kernel, in this
case you don't have to load them. You can check the config of your
kernel (/boot/config-$version). The following options must be set to y
(compiled into the kernel) or m (module):
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDESCSI
CONFIG_CHR_DEV_SG
CONFIG_BLK_DEV_SR
CONFIG_SCSI
I don't know if all debian kernels have the necessary drivers.
To write CDs as a user, add the user to the cdrom group. Changing the
permissions of /dev/sg* to read-writable for group and changing the
group from root to cdrom might also be a good idea.
You can check if your writer works with
cdrecord -scanbus
or
cat /proc/scsi/scsi
If your device is shown several times in /proc/scsi/scsi, add the
following to the append line of your bootloader:
max_scsi_luns=1
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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