Apologies if this is already widly known, but I've looked before and
never found out how to do it...
Usually getting an ata CD-R working involves appending hdc=ide-scsi or
similar to the grub/lilo config and bouncing... I don't like bouncing...
After somepoking around I discoverd[1] you can tell the ide-cd module
to ignore a specific device when loading, leaving it free for ide-scsi
to pick it up...
Unload the modules if they are loaded:
rmmod ide-cd
rmmod ide-scsi
Load them again, with hdc as an ide-scsi:
modprobe ide-cd ignore=hdc
modprobe ide-scsi
Then cdrecord to your hearts content without a bounce.
Of course won't work if you don't use modules... ;)
Just thought I'd share...
- bobb
[1]. http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/CD-Writing-HOWTO-2.html
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