Hi Ankit,
As I have already told u that if u want to write a CD, please compile ur
kernel with ide/atapi off and SCSI emulation on. With this kernel u can
access ur CDROM device as a SCSI device using the SCSI entry in /dev/
Don't forget to check the device number using the following --
cdrecord -scanbus
Archan Paul
Lateral Linux Labs
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ankit Jain wrote:
>
> I have already tried the cd-writin how-to. but no help
>
> If i compile the kernel with ide/atapi cdrom support OFF , then how wud i
> access the cdrom drive?? Can't i use both at the same time??
>
> -
>
> Archan Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > First compile ur kernel for SCSI emulation ON and ide/atapi cdrom
> > support
> > OFF. Then boot from the kernel and use cdrecord to write.
> >
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