Hi,
I assume that the kernel is correctly configured (see CD-writing HOWTO).
you must edit /etc/conf.modules and write the right "alias" and "options" in
it.
Probably something like
alias scd0 sr_mod # loads sr_mod starting scd0
alias scsi_hostadapter ide-scsi # emulates SCSI controller
options ide-cd ignore=hdb # if /dev/hdb is your CD-writer
If your kernel needs to be recompliled try reading kernel HOWTO and README's in
/usr/src/readme
I hope it helps.
Bye.
>I would like to use my HP 8100 CD-RW under Linux.
>I read the CD-Writing how-to, and it mentioned I had to install SCSI
>support, in order for Linux to recognize my CD-R drive (IDE, internal) as
>if it were a SCSI device. How do I do that? I would prefer to use SCSI
>support as a module, and I didn't install it the first time. I would not be
>at ease recompiling the kernel, and I don't think that would be necessary.
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Otto Pintiaski
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