🚀 go-pugleaf

On Tue, 28 Mar 2000 19:06:38 GMT, Joe Tseng 
<<38E105D1.E8B942AE@nospamhere.digex.com>> shouted forth into the ether:
>I'm running RHL6.1 and the 7200e runs fine for me (I just can't get it
>to write and xcdroast doesn't work for me).  Anyways the device is
>actually /dev/pcd0.  So it'd be:

xcdroast not working?  What does "cdrecord -scanbus" show you when the
7200e is plugged in and all the modules are loaded?  It's entirely
possible that the thing is way out on /dev/sg8 or some such, though
cdrecord will probably report it as "1,0,0".  You also need "SCSI Generic
Support" compiled as a module or into the kernel for writing to work at
all.  Once that's done, try cdrecord out.  Its diagnostic messages are
somewhat terse and cryptic, but a damn sight more helpful than Xcdroast's.

BTW, don't post 5 copies of the same message.  It makes people think
you're clueless...

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