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02-21-2008, 06:09 AM
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 dvdrecord without ide-scsi? I upgraded to kernel 2.6 and have removed the ide-scsi module because I have heard that the new kenrel doesn't need it. I can burn cd's with cdrecord, but burning dvd's with dvdrecord doesn't work? Is anyone burning dvd's under 2.6? Do I really need ide-scsi after all?      |
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02-21-2008, 06:09 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? BDB <noemail@yahoo.com> writes: ]I upgraded to kernel 2.6 and have removed the ide-scsi module because ]I have heard that the new kenrel doesn't need it. I can burn ]cd's with cdrecord, but burning dvd's with dvdrecord doesn't ]work? Is anyone burning dvd's under 2.6? Do I really need ide-scsi ]after all? What are you using to burn dvds? Many of the dvd burning software uses old and hacked versions of cdrecord (ie versions which may well not be able to use the atapi interface.) |
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02-21-2008, 06:09 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? BDB wrote: > I can burn > cd's with cdrecord, but burning dvd's with dvdrecord doesn't > work? I made the same experience. As long as you handle CD's, vereything is ok, but when it comes to DVD's it sudenly stucks... Are you using cdrecord_prodvd? I'm just able to use it with idescsi (running 2.6 on AMD64), according to the author i've a broken kernel, which prevents me from using atapi. Not sure what is where broken, but it works quite well using idesci... Jan |
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02-21-2008, 06:10 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? After rebooting Windows, Jan Schubert wrote: > Are you using cdrecord_prodvd? I'm just able to use it with idescsi > (running 2.6 on AMD64), according to the author i've a broken kernel, > which prevents me from using atapi. Not sure what is where broken, but > it works quite well using idesci... What is cdrecord_prodvd? The cdrecord website mentions it, but it is unclear. Is it open source or closed source? |
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02-21-2008, 06:10 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? Bill Unruh wrote: > What are you using to burn dvds? Many of the dvd burning software uses > old and hacked versions of cdrecord (ie versions which may well not be > able to use the atapi interface.) Yes, I'm using dvdrecord which is part of dvdrtools I think. And yes it's a hacked version of cdrecord. This is very likely my problem. |
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? Jan Schubert wrote: > BDB wrote: >> After rebooting Windows, Jan Schubert wrote: > Hey dude, what do you mean? Thats no fun, so please apologize and you > will get some more imformation  Doh! That's my non-linux-newsgroup tagline which I usually edit out on linux groups, but I forgot. My humble apologies. |
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02-21-2008, 06:10 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? BDB wrote: > Doh! That's my non-linux-newsgroup tagline which I usually edit out > on linux groups, but I forgot. My humble apologies. OK, forgiven :-) Concerning cdrecord.ProDVD - it's closed source from the author of cdrecord, which is distributed freely. You will need a license key, but it is also freely available (for private use i guess). You will get it from ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/ProDVD. Also you may look in app-cdr/xcdroast, depending on your USE flags it will also use (a not that current) version of cdrecord.ProDVD HTH, Jan |
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02-21-2008, 06:10 AM
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| Re: dvdrecord without ide-scsi? BDB <noemail@yahoo.com> writes: ]After rebooting Windows, Jan Schubert wrote: ]> Are you using cdrecord_prodvd? I'm just able to use it with idescsi ]> (running 2.6 on AMD64), according to the author i've a broken kernel, ]> which prevents me from using atapi. Not sure what is where broken, but ]> it works quite well using idesci... ]What is cdrecord_prodvd? The cdrecord website mentions it, but it ]is unclear. Is it open source or closed source? Closed source. YOu buy it from him. |
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