Well, the command line that I used to use was:
cdrecord -v speed=2 dev=0,1,0 -data <filename>.iso.
If I try this now, I get a "no such device 0,1,0". This, of course, is
because cdrecord doesn't find the CDRW drive when it scans the bus, even
though it is listed in /proc/scsi/scsi. When I reinstalled the system,
it seems to have stopped recognizing it. I can still mount it as a
cd-rom drive, though. And the drive itself is fine, because I can use it
under Windoze.
Kenny
Bruce Dawson wrote:
>
> What error is cdrecord producing (and what command line are you using)?
>
> > > I have an IDE cd-rw, but I can no longer get it to work. I have the
> > > ide-scsi modules loaded, but cdrecord refuses to see it.
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