Geoff Davis wrote: [snip]
> The linux atapi driver only implements > read operations (last i looked anyway), so atapi burners need to use ide-scsi > emulation to support write operations... Right on. So for an ATAPI cdrw in an USB enclosure to work under Linux, the commands will have to pass the following path: SCSI -> USB -> ATAPI The SCSI to USB conversion is done by the Linux usb-storage driver which supports the Scanlogic chipset (firmware 2.6c). The USB to ATAPI conversion is done by the Scanlogic chip. This chip fully supports cd-writers, as per the enclosure manufacturer website and Scanlogic driver documentation. Question still remains: does usb-storage translate SCSI cd burn commands correctly into USB commands? Or course this is my simple understanding of the matter. I'll be standing (corrected) next to Geoff to be slapped, if needed. -- Yes that *is* my E-mail address _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
