Naum sei se mudei de assunto, mas achei isso no kerneltrap sobre o kernel 
2.6, quem naum leu, ai vai um pedaco a respeito dos drivers IDE e SCSI:

Dedicated storage busses, such as IDE/ATA and SCSI, have also received a more 
major update during the 2.6 cycle. The most major changes centered around the 
IDE subsystem 
which has been rewritten (and rewritten again) during the development of the 
new kernel, resolving many scalability problems and other limitations. For 
example, IDE CD/RW 
drives can now be written to directly through the real IDE disk driver, a 
much cleaner implementation than before. (Previously, it was required to also 
use a special SCSI-emulating 
driver which was confusing and often difficult.) The IDE layer is also now 
capable of querying a machine's BIOS when it comes across a controller that 
it does not recognize so that 
it can use reasonable values for timings and other required data. On the SCSI 
side, there have also been many small improvements scattered around the 
system both for wider 
support and scalability. One specific improvement for older systems is that 
Linux now supports SCSI-2 multipath devices that have more than 2 LUNs on a 
device. (SCSI-2 is the 
previous version of the SCSI device standard, circa 1994.) Another important 
change is that Linux can now fall back to test media changing like Microsoft 
Windows does, to be 
more compatible with devices that do not completely follow the specification. 
As these technologies have stabilized over time, so too has Linux's support 
for them.

>On Tue, 22 Jul 2003 16:04:13 -0700
>Rafael Diniz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>[corta]
>
>> Com relacao ao gravador, eh que quanto se usa a emulacao scsi, para
>> ativar o gravador, ele fica mais lento pois, se naum me engano, perde
>> o DMA. 
>
>_Acho_ que o ide-scsi usa o DMA.
>
>> Mas tudo isso jah foi resolvido no kernel 2.6pre, jah que agora
>> o driver IDE suporta gravar CD`s :-)
>
>Pelo que vi no site do Xcdroast, j� dava para gravar sem o ide-scsi com
>kernels anteriores, mas a� sim que o DMA ficava desativado (posso ter
>entendido errado o FAQ).
>
>E, completando, o �ltimo Xcdroast + cdrtools ainda n�o consegue detectar
>o CD-RW sem o ide-scsi mesmo com o kernel 2.6.0-test1...

Abracos,
Rafael Diniz

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