José Romildo Malaquias <j.romi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > You may try to call cdrecord -v -checkdrive -V
> >
> > and have a look at the SCSI read buffer command.
>
> Unfortanatly I do not know how to deal with the output of the above
> command. So I am attaching it here (cdrecord0.log) and maybe someaone
> can find anything unexpected in it.
>
OK, the drive does not support the read buffer command, this is why cdrecord
cannot do a DMA speed test.
But you have a massive problem in the linux kernel that needs to be
investigated. The test unit ready command _cannot_ return a "fatal"
SCSI transport error as long as there is a drive connected.
Please start with running the "scgcheck" command to get some informations
on the compliance problems in your linux kernel.
Jörg
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