On Thursday 22 May 2003 11:28, Felipe Alfaro Solana wrote:
I've been using SCSI-less CD burning for near half a year without problems. And it's a not exactly Red Hat Linux 9 magic, but a perfect combination between kernel magic and cdrecord magic (that now supports native ATAPI burners).
So, what exactly do you pass cdrecord? Do other apps, such as xcdroast or burn:/// in naut work w/out emulation?
I didn't need to change anything for xcdroaster or gtoaster to work, without the hdx=ide-scsi parameter. Both programs did not work with the 2.5 kernel, but that is a different situation.
as far as burn:/// and it's usefullness. It makes a great ISO file maker. It never has worked for me. Either with the hdx=ide-scsi parameter or with it not being present.
I kind of like only having to make an iso file and burning the disc on the command-line.
Jim
-- "Who is General Failure and why is he reading my hard disk ?" Microsoft spel chekar vor sail, worgs grate !! (By leitner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Felix von Leitner)
