fedora-list-admin@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > --- Pedro Fernandes Macedo > <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Don Levey > wrote: >> >>> Yep, I'm on FC1, with a compiled 2.6.3 kernel. The ide-scsi is in >>> fact loaded. I'm not quite sure what I changed, but I can >>> occasionally see the device in random programs. It seems to be >>> identified as /dev/sd0 or /dev/scd0. >>> >>> >>> >> >> Ide-scsi shouldnt be used , as it is deprecated on >> 2.6 kernels... You >> should use the device to record the cd (/dev/hdc for example). I >> believe that only cdrecord has support to atapi devices >> currently... >> This may solve your problem. >> >> -- >> Pedro Macedo > Yes I concur as I had the same problem.The program > "cdrecord" did not work even when I specified the > device as /dev/hdc and symlinked the same to > /dev/cdrom or /dev/cdwriter.I solved it by using the > front end application "k3b" which is wonderful. > Murali > Hmm... I tried k3b, which looked great, but had the same problem. It wouldn't even take /dev/hdc. I'll try without ide_scsi loaded and see if that makes a difference. Thanks! -Don
