At 00:01 15/01/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi all:
I have installed a HP CD-Writer 9100 internal on my Linux System, it is
mounted and recognized, but when I want to burn, all the softwares shows a window
that says there is not drivers needed for the burnin process.
How can I getr my data burned on the CD?
Where can I download this drivers?
I thank you in advance
Sincerely
You don't need drivers. You need to have the scsi emulation layer loaded. "modprobe ide-scsi" "modprobe sg" "modprobe sr_mod" (I'm not quite sure of the order - all from memory) Then "cdrecord -scanbus" should show your burner. If it does then you are set to run whatever recorder application you want. See the CD-Writing-HOWTO:- http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html hih nick@nexnix
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