Hi Thomas, and thanks for your help, I apreciate it. I've done som comments. Thanks On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 21:11, Thomas Dodd wrote: > > > Sandor Suta wrote: > > >Yes!...and what's that? > > > The order the devices are found. The USB devices are checked before the > ide-scsi driver gets loaded. > > >No the CDROM (CD-R/RW) is not a USB, I think it's using the scsi device. > >The CDWriter (CD-R/RW) is slave and the DVD-player is master on IDE2. > > > > > OK, IDE-SCSI. I'm sure that's not loaded untill after USB. > > >Yes it's correct /dev/camera is a suymlink to /dev/sda1 > > > > > >Yes it's correct /dev/cdrom1 is a link to /dev/scd0 > > > > > Good. > What about /dev/cdrom ? Is it the DVD or the CDR? It is the DVD. You might have got the > ide_scsi driver controlling the DVD o and the CDR for a while. > > >OK, I did that and it worked!? Thanks, I dont know but earlier a cdrom2 > > > > > I ment remove the whole line, and let kudzu redetect them. I think that I have done so, but that didn't help. And I really don't want to reproduce the error, now when it works without the kudzu option. The thing that happened was: OK on the first time when I connected the camera (updfstab added the camera to fstab) And an Error when I disconnected (updfstab removed the cdrom1-line in fstab). There must be a file somewhere on the system that was saved when I first powered up the computer with the camera connected which changed the order for the devices or saved the CDR (/dev/scd0) on scsi-bus 1. > > >appered with the same caracteristics as cdrom1 (/dev/scd0) when > >connecting the camera and disappered when disconnecting...strange but I > >have done some updating from redhat since then. > > > > > Because it though something else was cdrom1(scsi-ID 1,0,0) so the new > one (scsi-ID 0,0,0) needed a new name and kudzu picked /dev/cdrom2. It > pointed to /dev/scd0 because it was still the first SCSI CD. > > >How and what is changeing the order? is this viewable/changeable in any > >file? > > > The IDs are BUS, DEV, LUN. 0(,0,0 ) is the first SCSI bus, device 0, LUN 0. > If you have the camera plugged in, usb-storage is loaded, and becomes > bus 0. Then ide-scsi is loaded and gets bus 1. > If the camara is NOT plugged (at boot) ide-scsi is loaded and gets bus > 0. When you plug the camera in, hotplug loads the usb-storage module, > and it gets assigened SCSI bus 1. > > I thing there are some kernel parameters that you can put in grub.conf > or lilo.conf to change that, but I don't know what they are. > Ask on the usb -users list > (http://linux-usb.sourceforge.net/mailing.html) for help in forcing > usb-storage to use SCSI bus 1, and ide-storage to use bus 0. > > Then kudzu won't see the CDR or camera on a different SCSI bus. > > -Thomas > > > > > -- > Psyche-list mailing list > Psyche-list@redhat.com > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
