You will have to enable the SCSI host adaptor
emulation for IDE devices and disable the
native ATAPI CD-ROM support in the kernel.
After that all ATAPI CD-ROM drives appear as
SCSI devices and you will have to use /dev/sr? or
/dev/scd? for mounting, etc. For cdrdao you can
then use 'cdrdao scanbus' to print out the
values that are suitable for the '--device x,y,z'
option.
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2001-03-01
is 'cdrdao scanbus' hidden command? i know the command now. why don't you add it to manual and usage for 'cdrdao --help'
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Hi,
How can I read from ATAPI non-scsi CDROM
can I specify something like
cdrdao --source=/dev/cdrom .... ?
You will have to enable the SCSI host adaptor
emulation for IDE devices and disable the
native ATAPI CD-ROM support in the kernel.
After that all ATAPI CD-ROM drives appear as
SCSI devices and you will have to use /dev/sr? or
/dev/scd? for mounting, etc. For cdrdao you can
then use 'cdrdao scanbus' to print out the
values that are suitable for the '--device x,y,z'
option.
is 'cdrdao scanbus' hidden command? i know the command now. why don't you add it to manual and usage for 'cdrdao --help'
'scanbus' will be an official command in the
1.1.5 release.
Andreas