For the record, the ide-scsi module and the Highpoint HPT370 IDE chipset just don't work together. I've made about 15 coasters in the process of trying to get my cd burner to work, and only now that I've moved it off of the UDMA channel (/dev/hde - /dev/hdh) to the low speed IDE channels it actually works without errors.
Expect to see things like "scsi sendcmd: write_g1: Input/output error: No error", which seem to actually mean bugs in either ide-scsi or hpt366, making assumptions about how the IDE interface works. IMHO that's because ide-scsi has been tested with the stock standard ide drivers more than the special chipset drivers. So, for all you out there wanting to speed up transfers to your burner by putting it on a fast channel, be warned that there might be incompatibilities between ide-scsi and your chipset driver. (And as an aside, always make sure you make a bootdisk for your current kernel before rearranging your computers insides, you never know what small change might suddenly cause your bootloader to decide not to boot anything.) -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://spacepants.org/jaq.gpg Fairy Tails start "Once upon a time." Army/Sea stories start "This is no shit." Software proposals start "1.0." -- Joe Zeff in the Monastery -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
