Take a look in the linux kernel directory tree. There is a file in
there Documentation/scsi.txt that lists the module names and what they
do (sg = scsi generic, sr_mod = cdrom driver, etc). Maybe Mandrake
had them compiled.
If not, here are the steps to compile a kernel with ATAPI SCSI
Emulation support so the CD burner can burn...
(+ = enable, - = disable)
===== Block Devices =====
- Include IDE/ATAPI Support
+ SCSI Emulation Support
===== SCSI Support =====
+ SCSI Support
+ SCSI Generic Support
That should be all you need. Then look into cdrecord or cdrdao and
you'll be set. The cdrecord page might have more info on setting up
the kernel for this also.
-Rob
> On 20010115.2250, Ben Barrett said ...
>
> I'm having problems with getting a rewritable atapi/ide burner
> up & running; it seems I need the scsi-ide module; but cannot
> find the necessary infos to set up conf.modules ('drake7.2)
> or fstab.... can someone please help me / point me to good
> (if such exists) documentation on setup?
> the cd-writing howto doesn't cover setup...
> trying in other howto's, but not finding
> my solutions or even help.
> I do know that I need to use an additional driver
> on top of the ide-scsi module, a drive-specific one.
> am re-compiling my kernel to make sure I've got
> module hooks where needed....
