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Re: need "sr_mod" ?



Paul E Condon wrote:

I am new to Debian. I have just installed 2.2rm4 from in net. Now I want
to get my CR writer working. I had it working under RedHat 6.2 on this
same machine. I had gotten it working by following the Quickstart
directions in the CD-Writing HOWTO. Now that doesn't work and I have to
probe a deeper.
I have gone through the steps of the quickstart individually and found
that they call for the installation of a module called "sr_mod". This is
supposed to be support for scsi cdrom devices. I have looked for
"sr_mod" in the package list of dselect and on the package contests list
at www.debian.org. I can't find it in either. Do I need to download the
kernel source and "make modules" or is there a more immediate solution?
(like maybe sr_mod is called something else in Debian ? )

Thanks.

Paul


sr_mod.o is a kernel module. "modprobe sr_mod" to load it into your running kernel. If you don't have it in your kernel-image package, go to http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages and use search engine at the bottom of the page to find a kernel-image that has it.

I hope this helps.

--
Jerome



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