> That was not what I sayd. Because of the existence of the ide-cdrom driver
> nobody cares about the bugs in the layering
> PC-CARD -> IDE -> IDE-SCSI -> SCSI generic ot any other high level driver
Take a look at the code. ide_cs is a standard plug in IDE driver. It does
nothing to violate any layering. So if its not handling cd burning its a
driver bug, not a conceptual bug
> While FreeBSD/Cam SCSI is much better than Linux SCSI, it lacks ATAPI support
> which is a really bad thin.
That would be something I dont think anyone would accept. Have no worries. I'd
be a bit annoyed too if I couldnt use my burner.
> Does >Andre Hedrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for IDE in general
> includes IDE over PC-CARD and DMA over PC-CARD?
Linux does not support DMA over PCMCIA only over CardBus.
ide-cs was done by David Hinds. It probably isnt directly relevant to any
problems as it does the following
Scan the PCMCIA descriptors
Allocate an IDE device object
Set the right IRQ, ports etc
Enable the IRQ line
Attach it as a generic random IDE pio device
I've not tested this driver with ide-scsi as my only pcmcia ide device is a
hard disk. Cardbus IDE is handled as with any other PCI IDE device.
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