linux power wrote:
> The problem is solved, and it was that I had edit the
> kernel config file so much that I had forgotten
> certain things.
> The enable scsi emulation must be set to m in /IDE/ATA
> section. Then in scsi section I had to enable SCSI and
> SCSI generic support. And all places where u find
> ATAPI mus be disabled.
> Together with the additional lines in modules.conf
> found in the link from Bret Huges, I could install the
> burner as ide-scsi device.
Here's a dumb question: why are you editing the config file in the first place?
That's what 'make menuconfig' (or 'make xconfig' if you're doing this under X) is
for, when you're compiling the kernel.
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