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er76
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 Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 1:18 am Post subject: Usb cdrom [Solved] |
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What do I need to read and write to a usb cdrom burner?
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pjedryczek
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usb-storage and SCSI drivers. And, of course, cdrecord.
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er76
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| Which udev devices do I need to use to read from the cdrom? |
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pjedryczek
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| er76 wrote: | | Which udev devices do I need to use to read from the cdrom? |
/dev/sr0 (or other if you have SCSI cdroms)
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er76
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| Posted: Sun Feb 12, 2006 6:26 pm Post subject: |
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What scsi drivers do I need to build in the kernel?
It is not mounting, it says it is not a valid block device.
I am using a ide to usb adapter, maybe that is the problem. |
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pjedryczek
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| er76 wrote: | What scsi drivers do I need to build in the kernel?
It is not mounting, it says it is not a valid block device.
I am using a ide to usb adapter, maybe that is the problem. |
usb-ohci (or usb-uhci or usb-ehci), usb-storage, sg, scd (SCSI cdrom).
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er76
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I found the problem.
My the name of the device is /dev/scd0. |
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