I have a Smart And Friendly SCSI CD-ROM - the adapter used some sort of
weird Adaptec chipset. I know that Win98 supported it out of the box, but
for the life of me, I couldn't get it to work under Win2k.
As far as Linux in concerned, back in the days of RH 5.2 I checked their
hardware compatability list, and couldn't find either the CD-ROM, or the
SCSI chipset listed, which is (usually) the kiss of death.
I have the CD-ROM model 4012, and Win98 lists the SCSI board like this:
Adaptec AHA-150X/1510/152X/AIC-6X60 SCSI Host Adapter.
Hope that helps.
Michael Stack
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On Thu, 9 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Any idea who actually manufactured the drive? S&F didn't build their
> own...just packaged others.
>
> Also,if I recall, S&F drives were strictly IDE...and my understanding
> is that there's some finagling you need to do to get IDE drives to be
> accessed via a SCSI kludge under Linux.
>
> Other than the above, I only have a SCSI burner, so I'm at a little
> bit of a loss.
>
> At Thu, 09 Nov 2000 14:02:43 -0800 , [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Anyone ever get a Smart & Friendly CD-RW burner working under linux? If
> >so, how'd you do it? I have one of these drives and their company has closed.
>
>
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