I remember it's mentioned in the latest version of CD-writing HOWTO.
I've upgraded to kernel 2.2.12. So all I need to do is to have
append = "hdc=ide-scsi"
in my lilo.conf .
I believe that it's different for some earlier version. Check more
carefully on the HOWTO for more detailed instructions. It's possible
that you might have to recompile the kernel to have the cdrom driver
as a module. I'm not totally sure. But the easiest way to go is probably
get the more latest kernel from your distributor..
I hope that it helps :).
Ying-Wan
On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Marek P. Michalowski wrote:
> Can someone tell me about SCSI emulation for IDE cdrom drives in the Linux
> kernel? I'm trying to get my HP CD-writer 8100 (fully compatible w/ all
> the software) to work, and all the docs say I need to do this... I looked
> at the HOWTO, and inserted lines in etc/conf.modules: alias
> scsi-hostadapter ide-scsi; options cdrom ignore=hdd; and another one about
> scd0 or somthing like that (I'm not in front of my PC). But cdrecord
> still tells me it can't read the SCSI bus... Thanks for any help.
>
> Mark
>
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