> >> Almost all of the DVD burners I have found use EIDE > >> > >> BTW, The few SCSI DVD burners I have found are external and several thousand US > >> dollars. I do not want to spend that much. > > >It was mentioned to me that Acard SCSI-to-IDE bridge (see > >http://www.acard.com/eng/product/scside.html) work fine with DVD+RW > >drive under Linux. This means that you have very good chances to hook > >arbitrary MMC ATAPI unit (like those supported by cdrecord[-ProDVD] to > >arbitrary SCSI bus (Blade1000 has one) and get it working. A. > > This adapter has massive bugs and cdrecord-PRO-DVD includes workarounds > for the bugs, but note that DVD+RW is not real DVD and I am not sure if > it would make sense to support it in cdrecord.
I'm not talking about DVD+RW support in cdrecord. The point was that even though ACard lists only harddrives on their device compatibility list it's apparently possible to hook arbitrary MMC ATAPI units. And that was *all*. Cheers. A. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
