Philippe Moutarlier wrote:
> I have an ide cdrom that I would like to keep as an ide and a cdrw
> which I need to be scsi emulated .
>
> If I add the ide-scsi module, I cannot access my cdrom under /dev/hdb anymore.
Under Red Hat's kernel configuration, this is fairly easy. Add:
append="hdc=ide-scsi"
to /etc/lilo.conf (assuming that your cdrw is hdc, which it should be).
Reboot, and load the ide-scsi module.
The kernel will boot up, and the ide-cd driver will ignore hdc. It will
take care of the other CD. When the ide-scsi module loads, it will take
care of all of the ide devices that don't have a driver yet, which
should only be the CDRW.
If you're not using the default kernel, let me know how your kernel is
configured.
MSG
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