Ok, thanks already, I think I understand what to do. But the point is that
I'm using Linux just a few weeks now and so I am a rather newbie kind of
user. 'Cause how to do it is still a question :-)). How can I recompile my
kernel and do what I have to do? Could you give me some hints? Thanks in
advance,
Jacob alias BillyNoel
>You have to recompile your kernel. You disable support for ide-atapi cdrom
>and
>enable the scsi-emulation. Maybe you have also to enable the scsi support
>for
>generic scsi cdrom.
>Once you're done with your kernel and that you have booted your linux with
>it,
>type cdrecord -scanbus to see if it recognize it. It should.
>
>Then you can burn CDs with cdrecord, xcdroast or whatever tool you want to
>choose.
>
>Billy Noel -Jacob- wrote :
> > Hello,
> >
> > My HP CD-Writer+ 7500 (intern model, cd rewriter, 2/2/24) doesn't work
>yet.
> > Can it be installed under Linux (running Linux-Mandrake 7.0)? And if so,
> > where can I find a driver for this device? And how do I install it? It
>would
> > be great if someone could give me some advice to install this
>CD-(re)writer
> > properly.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Jacob
> > The Netherlands
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