On Sat, Jul 14, 2001 at 11:13:09PM -0400, Rodney Kanno wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have just installed win4lin and when I reboot Linux using the
win4lin
> kernel I have found that I can no longer use my CD-RW drive to
burn CD's in
> Linux. I am aware that win4lin is not capable of CD burning
yet, but is there
> a way to get my CD-RW drive working again in Linux without
recompiling the kernel
>
Well, knowing nothing about CD burners, I would guess that your
new kernel is not configured to burn CD's. This will probably
involve your loading some modules.
Now, I believe that with your kernel, all the modules are
compiled automatically (Educated case) and are lying around
somewhere in /lib/modules/your_kernel_version (uname -r). Once
you know what modules you need, insmod will do if for you.
You might reboot into your old kernel and see if you can figure
out which modules you need by running lsmod.
If by chance these modules are not compiled yet, you can run make
xconfig, choose those modules, and make dep; make clean;make
modules; make modules_install, without recompiling your kernel.
Joel
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