Thomas> I don't think that will work as those proc locations should not exist Thomas> if you have not loaded those devices using the IDE module.
Of course they are. If your motherboard has an IDE bus, the proc interface will be there, no matter if you load the ide-scsi modules. That's the beauty ;) I use that (with the ide-scsi for my burner and ide-cd for my DVD) in my desktop machine, and it works. I use it too in my laptop DVD/CD-RW combo, and it works there too. I ask the exact same question some weeks ago, and someone (sorry, forgot the name and wipe my mail account) give me the right answer. The /proc IDE interface is there no matter what (I think at least you should select CONFIG_IDE=y in the kernel config, but I suppose EVERYONE has that... except those with a only-SCSI interface... but then again, if that's your case you don't need ide-scsi :)) Canek -- This life is a test. It is only a test. Had this been an actual life, you would have received further instructions as to what to do and where to go. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
