On Tue, Sep 02, 2003 at 10:08:46PM +0200, Joerg Schilling wrote: > Your problem may be caused by: > > - rotten firmware -> get new firmware > > - a rotten Linux kernel > The Linux kernel is known to modify SCSI commands for ATAPI > drives in some cases. > > ----> get in contact with the Linux kernel team > ----> verify by using a different OS (e.g. Solaris). Using the Debian package of cdrdao version 1:1.1.7-0.1 (upstream version 1.1.7) packaged by Martin Mitchell, the drive also in blank mode works correctly; using all available speeds (max is 24).
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