Re: cdrecord problem

[Joel HATSCH <debian-user-german@joel-hatsch.net>]

On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 21:14:08 +0200
Michael Sahling <msahling@gmx.de> wrote:

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> Am Mittwoch, 21. April 2004 18:58 schrieb Severin:
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> > Oder brauch ich für cdrecord doch einen scsi driver und wenn ja wie
> > heißt dieser und wo bekomme ich den her?
> > Wie schaut das dev="x,y,z" bei nem ide-brenner aus? Dieser hängt an
> > hdc Danke euch
> > Severin

oder einfach mal man cdrecord (habe sarge) :

       Cdrecord  is  completely based on SCSI commands but this is no
problem as all CD/DVD writers ever made use SCSI commands for the
       communication. Even ATAPI drives are just SCSI drives that use
the ATA packet interface as SCSI command  transport  layer.   You
       may  need  to  specify an alternate transport layer on the
command  line if your OS does not implement a fully integrated kernel
       driver subsystem that allows to access any drive using SCSI
commands via a single unique user interface.

       To access SCSI devices via alternate transport layers, you need
to prepend the SCSI device name by a transport layer  indicator.
       The  transport  layer  indicator  may  be something like USCSI:
or ATAPI:.  To get a list of supported transport layers for your
       platform, use dev= HELP:

also cdrecord dev=ATAPI: -scanbus

Joel