> >My setup is thus that my cd-reader is the 2nd device, and my > cd-writer the > >1st but this didn't cause troubles in the past ( I had MD6.0 > e.g.). So I > >have /dev/scd0 (cd-writer) and /dev/scd1 (cd-reader). The > kernel is told > >hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-scsi on boot-up. > > snip... > > >However, if I push play, I immediately get the msg. "ejected". In the > >messages-log I get the error you typically get when you try > to mount an > >audio cd. > > Heh heh.. is your cdrom that you want for audio is listed with the > supermount option in /etc/fstab? if so make a /dev/cdaudio > link (ln -s) to > the actual cdrom dev file and point kscd to /dev/cdaudio > since that /dev > file ISN'T listed in /etc/fstab, supermount won't get called. > snip... > This sounds to be a plausible solution. I'm anxious to try it out this evening. > >More bizare is that if I direct my player to use the cd-writer drive > >(/dev/scd0), this works without a flaw. Of course, I don't > hear shit since > >that one's not connected to the audo card! > > check /etc/fstab, see what options are different .. kind'a stumped on > that... and the next bit.... nothing's different > > >Using 'cdrecord --scanbus' to check, I do not see my 2nd > cd-drive; this is > >not OK. The kernel during booting sees the drive alright > which I can verify > >in the /var/log/messages file. > > snip... > > >Another anoying thing is the 'block-major-97 can not find' > error. Anyone > >know where it comes from? In all the /etc/makedev.d/* files > there is no > >mention of a device with major 97 so you cannot even create one. > >Also why the hell is there a scsi-slot-1 alias created? > > > >Can anyone shed some light on this. > > on the above i am looking for the list of assigned > major/minor numbers to > find it so at least you'll know what it should be.. Which list is that? Cherio, Guy.
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