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Re: xcdroast and HP7200i



Hey!

A friend of mine has a CD-Writer that is not SCSI either, though instead of compiling
the kernel with IDE/ATAPI-CDROM support he compiles it with SCSI emulation, and that
works for ATAPI CD's and to use his non-SCSI CD-WRITER, I think you could do the
same...the SCSI emulation support seems to fool this programs to use your non-SCSI CD
writers... Good luck

Johann Spies at Johann wrote:

> I have installed xcdroast 0.96e to try out my HP7200i.  According to the
> supported cdwriters the HP7200 (which is not a SCSI-drive) is supported,
> but I cannot select it during the setup.  The documentation says about the
> hardware requirements:
>
> * SCSI-Controller running with Linux. (Not necessary with
>        ATAPI-Writers)
>
> But when I come to the point where the HP7200 must be selected as cdwriter
> I cannot do it.  Here the documentation says:
>
>      * CD-Setup:
>        CD-Writer Device: This is your CD-Writer. You can here only choose
>        from your SCSI-Devices type 4 and 5 (Worm and CD-Rom). Some
>        CD-Writer identify themselves as CD-Roms, but please don't set a
>        real CD-Rom as write-device.
>
> How am I then supposed to select the HP7200 as CD-Writer?  I do not have
> any SCSI-devices.
>
> I hope somebody can help me.
>
> Johann
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