https://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2278
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Notabug. Emulating SCSI on non-RW drives is not necessary. Burner
programs should be able to do disc-to-disc copying without the drives
having ide-scsi enabled. If they can't, it's a bug in those programs,
report it to the authors. SCSI emulation can cause problems and so
should not be enabled if it isn't needed.
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Using mdk-9.1rc1. Currently, only ide CD-RW drives are scsi-emulated. If a
system has two CD drives (1 CD-RW and 1 CD), the CD drive is not
scsi-emulated. This prevents cdrecord from detecting the CD drive and as a
result any CD-burning program (xcdroast, koncd) that uses cdrecord cannot
do CD-to-CD copy. For a desktop oriented distribution, enabling this feature is
very important.
So, if scsi-emulation is enabled for one CD-RW-drive, it should be
enabled for all CD drives on the system.
