Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake
- Original Message - From: Roberto Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, May 16, 1999 7:11 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake I would burn my CDs on Linux but with a IDE-CDRW as Yahama 4416 the common progs as cdwrite, cdrecord and Gcombust seem not works (and explain that I have to activate the IDE-SCSI emulation). After doing some thinking on this one it looks like even with the newer kernels, a recompile will be required enabling the scsi emulation to get stuff like CDRoast working with IDE drives (shame really). Does anyone know if there is a linux CDR program around that will support ide drives ?? If not, is there anyone out there who fancies doing a recompile of the kernel from a standard mandrake install (might as well wait until version 6), leaving all options as standard, but enable the scsi emulation with a view to producing an RPM for all the people who want scsi emulation but are afraid to do the recompile. I don't mind giving it a go myself as i'm really not shy of these things, but whenever i've done a kernel recompile in the past, lots of other things (mainly networking) have not come back up fully operational ;-(. Martin. Martin White [EMAIL PROTECTED] scritto: [SNIP]
Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake
I would burn my CDs on Linux but with a IDE-CDRW as Yahama 4416 the common progs as cdwrite, cdrecord and Gcombust seem not works (and explain that I have to activate the IDE-SCSI emulation). Martin White [EMAIL PROTECTED] scritto: Earlier today i replied to this post saying that i would give this a go... I now have a 2.2.5 based machine installed, and as i suspected i can see and use my IDE CDR no problem (without SCSI emulation). However i am only using it as per a normal cd rom drive (ie no writing). Having stopped to consider this a bit further, i am confused as to how i would not need to reconfigure the kernel for SCSI emulation. In the case of software like CDRoast, (when i tried it 3/4 months ago anyway), it only supported scsi drives. Roberto, can you explain yourself further or am i barking up the wrong tree (as well as barking mad !). Martin. PS: XFree86 also working lovely at 1152x1024 on a Voodoo3 3000 AGP... - Original Message - From: Roberto Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 14, 1999 11:20 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake Kertesz Imre [EMAIL PROTECTED] scritto: Unfortunately, the operation will require a recompile of the kernel. 1. Make sure that you have a current source tree (it's in /usr/src/linux) Hi, there is a good chance that with 2.2.5 version of kernel and after there no need to be recompile kernel. I suppose it to see the strange mode of acces to my yamaha 4416 EIDE. If someone can adds more, do it please. _ DO YOU YAHOO!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it _ DO YOU YAHOO!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake
I am about to install RH6 onto my PC this morning. This uses kernel 2.2.5 (i think) and i have a Philips CDD3610 IDE CDR so i'll let you know how i get on later... Martin. - Original Message - From: Roberto Angelo [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, May 14, 1999 11:20 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] Guide to configuring ATAPI CD-R for Mandrake Kertesz Imre [EMAIL PROTECTED] scritto: Unfortunately, the operation will require a recompile of the kernel. 1. Make sure that you have a current source tree (it's in /usr/src/linux) Hi, there is a good chance that with 2.2.5 version of kernel and after there no need to be recompile kernel. I suppose it to see the strange mode of acces to my yamaha 4416 EIDE. If someone can adds more, do it please. _ DO YOU YAHOO!? Il tuo indirizzo gratis e per sempre @yahoo.it su http://mail.yahoo.it
