Hi Steve,
> Presumably this is so that one can use the native drivers for reading cd-
> roms and the scsi for writing them.
You use them for different drives, or at different times. You can't load both
modules to access one drive.
> redundant. Why not use just scsi adapter emu
Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
>
> Hi Steve,
>
> > I create a initrd image for the
> > IDE cdrom module (mkinitrd --preload ide-cd initrd-2.2.16.img 2.2.16)
>
> You don't mention that you have an extra CD player. You should only use ide-
> cd for CD *readers*. You use the writer
Hi Steve,
> I create a initrd image for the
> IDE cdrom module (mkinitrd --preload ide-cd initrd-2.2.16.img 2.2.16)
You don't mention that you have an extra CD player. You should only use ide-
cd for CD *readers*. You use the writer as a pseudo SCSI device.
You don't necessaril
Here's the scenario:
I am trying to get my CD-RW working. So I have recompiled my kernel with
support for ide cdrom and scsi emulation (both modules). After compiling
the kernel and installing the modules, I create a initrd image for the
IDE cdrom module (mkinitrd --preload ide-cd initrd-2.2.16.i
