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kazgar
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Location: Melbourne, OZ
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Just a follow up
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<M> Include IDE/ATAPI CDROM support
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is important, if its compiled into the kernel, it seems to override the hdx=ide-scsi boot time command, and the scsi support won't work. You can get around this with latest cdrecord, but cdrdao doesn't support the dev=ATAPI,0,0,0 type interface yet, so keep it as a module.
It also means if a new cdrdao comes out that supprts the new interface, you can probably drop the ide-scsi from grub and use atapi with no effort.
Nothing like 2 days of beating your head against the wall to find that out.
Thanks for the documentation though, it gave me the final clue. |
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wimac
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Location: st. louis, mo
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Heres a few alias' that might help you along.
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alias makeiso='sudo mkisofs -o' $2 '-JDfrv -V' $1
alias mountiso='sudo mount -t iso9660 -o ro,loop=/dev/loop0 '
alias makecd='sudo nice -n -18 cdrecord -eject -v -driveropts=burnproof -data dev=0,0,0 speed=32'
alias makemulti='sudo nice -n -18 cdrecord -eject -v -driveropts=burnproof dev=0,0,0 -multi'
alias multiiso='mkisofs -o' $1 '-Jr -V Session2 -C `cdrecord dev=0,1,0 -msinfo` -M 0,0,0' $2
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