Brad Jones wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I am trying to set up my new SCSI CD writer and am having some
> problems. It is a Compro CD-R 7502, and the SCSI card is an Adaptec
> AVA-2902I. I have installed the card and writer hardware but am having
> trouble installing the software side of things.
I have a 7502 also, and use cdrecord to write to it.
Xcdroast didn't support the writer unless you recompiled it.
Cdrecord is nicer anyways, as far as I'm concerned.
It has a -dummy mode to make test runs, and test for
buffer underruns.
I found it very easy to learn after getting the package
Create-a-cd which has a step by step intro in it's README
file.
Here's the lsm for it:
######################################################
Begin3
Title: create-a-cd
Version: 2.00
Entered-date: 30May98
Description: tools and docs for reading and writing CDs
Keywords: cd iso9660 toast cd-r cdda cdrecord cdda2wav
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Boris Lorenz)
Primary-site: sunsite.unc.edu
/pub/Linux/disk-management/create-a-cd-1.01.tar.gz
Copying-policy: GPL
End
#######################################################
> I have managed to read
> from a CD in the CD writer under DOS but couldn't do the same when using
> windows drivers in Windows95. I have spent weeks trying to get it set up
> and thought I'd try Linux instead (I also can't get my network card
> running under windows but it runs fine under Linux). Can someone point
> me to where I might find some information to help me, or even to give me
> some instructions on how to do it.
Windows is such a mess sometimes. :-)
Did you try "Installing New Hardware", then the scsi card.
Does the Device Manager show the scsi card ?
Is the terminator set properly on the 7502,
and is the scsi I.D set right?
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