In article <401a9788$0$729$5402220f@news.sunrise.ch>,
UNIX admin <tripivceta@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>"Joerg Schilling" <js@cs.tu-berlin.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>news:bvdqnj$e9g$1@news.cs.tu-berlin.de...
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>> You should know that these audio CD burners write everything
>> in Track at Once mode which is not that goot for audio.
>>
>> You could try to run:
>>
>> cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -fix
>>
>> If the CD contains a valid PMA (written by the audio writer) and the
>> CD-R drive in the computer understands the content, this should
>> work.
>
>A quick question: will the scg driver ever be fixed to work on Solaris9
>x86??? I wrote to you about this directly, and no response. I'm willing to
>help with the troubleshooting to get the scg driver to work. The scg binary
>package for x86 fails to load on Solaris9 because the kernel reports there
>are some unresolved symbols.

What is your problem?

I am using scg on Solaris 9 x96 since late 2000.

ls -l /kernel/drv/scg
-rw-r--r-- 1 root other 19508 Jul 14 2003 /kernel/drv/scg

It seems that I did forget to put out a binary because the people did
send be wrong messages :-( It is now out.

The problem is that Sun did change the interface for an inofficial console
output routine that is the only way to output debug messages while the
driver is attaching. As the have been problems with ATAPI with Solaris-2.6
I needed to add usable debug messages to find the reason for the problem.

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