On Thu, 17 May 2001, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> There may be some combination which doesn't work, when you get some
> combination which doesn't work you say the application is obsolete, or
> the o/s, or the CPU, or the firmware, or something. That's the way I
> feel, if there is a combination which doesn't work, go to your web site
> and find one that does (I bet I can find you saying just about that in
> old posts).
>
> The assumption that Linux can't do SCSI and ide-scsi and ATAPI at the
> same time does not seem to be correct in most cases. That's what I was
> testing, that's what I found, and people are welcome to draw any
> conclusions they like.
I have found quite a few systems which don't work. That includes at least
8 different motherboards, 10 different processors (both intel and amd) and
models of cd-r/cd-rw from three different companies. I work at a computer
shop and have access to a wide variety of stuff, depending on the mood of
my boss.
I'm making an assumption, but that assumption is based on more than a
single system. I've seen this question addressed since at least very
early in the 2.3 series, and maybe as early as 2.1.X (X > 100).
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