>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ian Jackson)
>I've been had a bit of trouble getting various versions of cdrecord to
>work with my newly acquired (secondhand) Iomega drive. After turning
>up the verbose flags on cdrecord, and reading Schily's complaints
>about Iomega and Philips in AN-1.10a04, I tested the following change:
Why don't you use a recent version?
>--- cdrecord/modes.c~ Tue Jan 23 11:20:32 2001
>+++ cdrecord/modes.c Wed Mar 21 12:38:49 2001
>@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
> {
> Uchar mode[0x100];
> int hdlen;
>- int len = 1; /* Nach SCSI Norm */
>+ int len = 4; /* Nach SCSI Norm */
> int try = 0;
> struct scsi_mode_page_header *mp;
>
>and that made it work much better, but still not perfectly.
But no more SCSI standard compliant!
>So it seems to me that Schily's analysis of the problem is at least
>partially correct, but your workaround with DRF_MODE_DMA_OVR is not
>working well in this case.
It works ferfectly in Linux-2.4 on my SOny vaio with Crusoe Processor.
J�rg
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