Hi, after wondering for ages why I had problems with a Mitsumi CR-4802TE
CD-RW drive not working reliably on a machine with a BIOSTAR M6TLC
motherboard (Intel 440LX chipset, 266 MHz PII, 256 MiB RAM, running Sid
with 2.6.17 kernel compiled for Pentium II at present) with the IDE
interface
Hello Wayne,
I found your message about the Mitsumi cd-rom
player which is rather old message. I came across the same problem while
installing Debian 2.1 (present version is 3.0, the old one is still around) and
I didn't see a solution to the problem.
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kus Hansen wrote on Sun Jul 22, 2001 at 11:52:06PM:
> > > hi does anyone have experience or know
> > > wheter the mitsumi 4802 te works with linux or not?
> >
> > Works flawlessly with ide-scsi. Simply follow the CDWRITING-HOWTO:
> > http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/C
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
> what is this ide-scsi?
It is a kernel module with which an IDE drive can be treated as if it
is a scsi drive. The cd-burner program needs this for IDE CD-burners,
since it can only handle SCSI devices.
> how can i use it?
insmod ide-scsi. (See the CD burner howto).
>
what is this ide-scsi?
how can i use it?
where can i find it? which kackage?
thanks
markus
Matthias Richter wrote:
> Markus Hansen wrote on Sun Jul 22, 2001 at 11:52:06PM:
> > hi does anyone have experience or know
> > wheter the mitsumi 4802 te works with linux or not?
>
>
" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Matthias Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Debian Mailinglist"
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:40 AM
Subject: Re: mitsumi 4802 te
> what is this ide-scsi?
> how can i use it?
> where can i find it? which kackage?
> thanks
>
Markus Hansen wrote on Sun Jul 22, 2001 at 11:52:06PM:
> hi does anyone have experience or know
> wheter the mitsumi 4802 te works with linux or not?
Works flawlessly with ide-scsi. Simply follow the CDWRITING-HOWTO:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/CD-Writing-HOWTO.html>
hi does anyone have experience or know
wheter the mitsumi 4802 te works with linux or not?
and if yes how?
i am using kde 2 with debian gnu/linux 2.2 potato
it is an ide cd-rw
8x read
4x write
2x rewrite
thank you for helping me
markus
Well, I am installing potato from scratch (boot floppies 5-July-2000) in
a COMPAQ Prolinea 5100. The CDROM modules (2 of them) that come with
boot floopies failed to install, one of them even caused kernel panic at
some point. The CDROM is a Mitsumi CRMC-FX162T4. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Antonio.
All,
>
>I've used successfully for ca. two years the Mitsumi CR-2801TE.
>Unfortunately, one of my students "upgraded" the drive's firmware to the
>1.10 version, and now it stopped to work with Linux.
>I've downloaded and compiledd the newest cdrecord, but it didn&#
Hi All,
I've used successfully for ca. two years the Mitsumi CR-2801TE.
Unfortunately, one of my students "upgraded" the drive's firmware to the
1.10 version, and now it stopped to work with Linux.
I've downloaded and compiledd the newest cdrecord, but it didn'
sonal news. I got the kernel to accept my cdrom module for
> my old mitsumi. I pulled the interface card and discovered that nothing
> seemed to be set to default. I tried changing the I/O jumper to default and
> the IRQ switches to default and modconf recognized the first time. I
I have good personal news. I got the kernel to accept my cdrom module for
my old mitsumi. I pulled the interface card and discovered that nothing
seemed to be set to default. I tried changing the I/O jumper to default and
the IRQ switches to default and modconf recognized the first time. I am
At 12:00 PM 10/16/99 +0200, you wrote:
>Try this as root :
>
># modprobe mcd
/lib/modules/2.0.36/cdrom/mcd.o: init_module: Device or resource busy
># mount /dev/mcd /cdrom -t iso9660 -o ro
mount: the kernel does not recognize /dev/mcd as block device (maybe
'insmod driver'?)
>If that doesn't
On Fri, 15 Oct, 1999 à 11:39:23PM -0600, jh wrote:
> I am resubmitting my question with a little more clarity. Sorry for the
> redundancy.
>
> I got Debian installed. I currently do not have my cdrom mounted. I
> could not find any way to mount it during the installation. I also do not
> have a wo
connection,
therefore I do not have any packages installed. How can I get my cdrom to
work? It is a Mitsumi connected to an interface card. It worked under dos
before I installed. The driver for it was mcdex or something like that.
There was a module during install that should have worked but it failed. (I
ress, DMA, and IRQ
> settings from the interface card. When I boot the OS, the boot banner
> says:
>
> > mcd=0x320,9: Mitsumi status, type and version: 10 D 2 Double Speed CD ROM
You should probably use /dev/mcd (or link /dev/cdrom to /dev/mcd).
> and it also says:
> >
>> mcd=0x320,9: Mitsumi status, type and version: 10 D 2 Double Speed CD ROM
>and it also says:
>> Failed initialization of WD-7000 SCSI card!
>> scsi: o hosts
>> scsi: detected total
>
>More hardware info: Micron 486DX 100, CD is Mitsumi FX001D. The
>interf
the debian.org
site. Installation went smoothly. I even successfully installed the
cdrom driver correctly after divining the port address, DMA, and IRQ
settings from the interface card. When I boot the OS, the boot banner
says:
> mcd=0x320,9: Mitsumi status, type and version: 1
I get the
mount usage message, and then a line that says script exited with error
status 1. At this point I can't get any further. This is my first time with
Debian.
By installation I select my Mitsumi CD-Rom (mcd) drive. The
installation-routine
asks for command-line-arguments for the mcd mo
g
> > encluding my cd-rom drive, then once I get the msdos prompt, I insert the
> > Bootable linux
> > disk into the floppy drive, and do a soft reboot CTRL-ALT-DEL and then it
> > boots up using the Linux floppy...
> >
> > When it gets to the point of loading of th
loads in
> and shows this:
>
> MCD=0X360,11: Mitsumi Status type and version: 10 D 2 Double Speed CD ROM
>
> Does this mean that when I am asked when installing Debian Modules select
> Category for cdrom driversthat when it shows the different types like sony,
> etc, and mcd or MCD
Subject: Fw: Mitsumi FX001D CD-ROM drv. Need help...
Date: Sun, Feb 28, 1999 at 05:56:02PM -0600
In reply to:Larry Shields WD9ESU
Quoting Larry Shields WD9ESU([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> This is my second request for HELP! with a FX001D Mitsumi CD-ROM drive,
> mabe this ti
I'm no expert, and this might be of no use at all, but you might want to
use lilo to pass the parameters. The only thing I can suggest is take a
look at the lilo and lilo.conf man pages (sorry to be so vague :)
Cheers
Dave the Less Than Helpful
--
Dave Swegen | Debia
This is my second request for HELP! with a FX001D Mitsumi CD-ROM drive,
mabe this time I will catch the right person or users that can help me out
here...
I am hopeing that someone that also has a CD-ROM drive the FX001D can help
me out here, in configuring the cd-rom drive, so that when at
"Larry Shields WD9ESU" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I am hopeing that someone that also has a CD-ROM drive the FX001D
> can help me out here, in configuring the cd-rom drive, so that when
> at bootup it will be mounted...
>
> If I boot right from the linux floppy disk, when it gets to the
> poin
floppy...
When it gets to the point of loading of the cd-rom drive it then loads in
and shows this:
MCD=0X360,11: Mitsumi Status type and version: 10 D 2 Double Speed CD ROM
It works this way but this is not the correct way of setting it up...
So my device for my cdrom drive is not HDC, the device
"Se or" Bueno wrote:
> Using a Mitsumi 2x cdrom
> connected to an Aztec 8 bit sound card. It is a propriatary driver. The
> setup seems to recognize it with a boot parameter entered because of the
> IO and IRQ ( linux mcdx=0x320,
Running a 486/66/424/20 nothing but Linux. Using a Mitsumi 2x cdrom
connected to an Aztec 8 bit sound card. It is a propriatary driver. The
setup seems to recognize it with a boot parameter entered because of the
IO and IRQ ( linux mcdx=0x320, 11). After getting the base system loaded
: Resq disk
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