This is driving me mad! I have a Teac cd-rw set as the slave to my cdrom master. MOST of the time I am unable to burn CDs, I get messages that the device isn't scsi or it has the wrong driver but once in a while I am able to burn a CD, but then no more.
I just burned a CD, for instance, direct CD-to-CDRW. It worked. I then removed the source CD and the newly burned CD and replaced them with the next source CD and blank CD in the burner. I try to burn this and now, magically, I get this error: scsidev: '1,0,0' scsibus: 1 target: 0 lun: 0 Linux sg driver version: 3.1.20 /usr/bin/cdrecord: Sorry, no CD/DVD-Recorder or unsupported CD/DVD-Recorder found on this target. Bullcrap! IT IS A BURNER. The damn activity light is flashing and flashing and flashing too and will not stop. I cannot open the drive and remove the blank. The ONLY way I can get the damn drive to give me the blank CD in it and try again to burn onto a new disk is to reboot. Very windoze. Is there some magic that I am unaware of that is needed to be done on my computer to make a CD-RW work all the time rather than once in a blue moon? In lilo, I have: append=" hde=ide-scsi devfs=mount quiet" so that scsi emulation is used for the drive and it works once in a while, it seems (and the ide-scsi module is loaded). Someone, before I take a frickin' bat to my CDRW, please tell me what is the trick to getting CDs to burn in a simple burner?! I am about to reboot AGAIN to get the blank out of it. praedor
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