Well, of course, the zip drive *should* be 0,1 and the CD-RW *should*
be 0,0, given that the zip drives on hdd and the CD-RW on hdc (unless,
perhaps, you specified both of them on the lilo.conf in reverse order,
but I'm sure you didn't do that).
However, I'm afraid we've reached the limits of my expertise, so since
you aren't that interested in pursuing the issue at this time, I'll
drop it here . . .
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, you wrote:
| Brian T. Schellenberger said:
| > Is the zip drive 0,0 or 0,1?
|
| 0,0
|
| >
| > Have you tried
| >
| > cdrecord -scanbus
|
| I did, but all I remember was that it didn't lead to a solution at the time.
| I'm not booted with ide-scsi right now, because it screws up other things
| (fstab stuff) that I don't want to change right now.
|
| XCDroast has a nice feature that shows how the devices are being perceived by
| the system. As I think I said, I suspect that the cd-writer first gets 0,0 and
| then the zip replaces it.
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| Lane
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