Re: CD writing faster when CD-ROM also uses ide-scsi

Audioslave - 7M3 - Live wrote:

>
> Anyway, my cd writer (/dev/hdd) is now considered /dev/scd1. The 
> reader only (/dev/hdc) is considered /dev/scd0 and there is a device 
> called /dev/sg1 that is linked to /dev/cdwriter now.
>
> I put in a blank disc in my burner. Nautilus opened a burn window and 
> I seleceted files to burn. Eventually, I got an error dialog regarding 
> it not being able to retrieve information. After closing down the burn 
> window, ejecting and re-insertin the newly burned CD. Th files are 
> readable.


... I guess you're still hitting your head against a wall with the CD 
burning issue
in Phoebe... *good luck*!!! Just a reminder: you *did* remove magicdev, 
didn't
you?  I guess rawhide is still frozen at Feb 23... I've given up for 
now, hoping
that something gets done soon. CD burning is now (IMHO) of primordial
importance on a system, since it's now more or less the common solution for
backups.

... another reason why *I* haven't bought a tape backup for years...

Elton ;-)

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