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| Yesterday I compiled support for SCSI emulation and SCSI support into my kernel to enable me to burn CDs. It all turned out well and I was able to blank and burn a CD-RW disk. But a quite irritation thing has arised, which I would appreciate if someone could help me with. When I start the computer and lilo starts, I have to write 'linux hdb=scsi' to enable SCSI support for my CD. Without it, the CD doesn't work att all and I have to reboot the computer to make it work. Is this possible to make lilo do this automatically? I've seen the command-line option '-R', but it only works temporary (according to the man page). Regards, Jonas Granqvist jonas [UNDERSCORE] g [AT] hotbrev [DOT] com |
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| in lilo.conf stick a line like: append="hdb=ide-scsi" or append="hdb=scsi" what ever will work in your kernel....mines a little olde you need the quotes to pass the parameters. Funny: this must be an issue with specific cdrom drives. I don't have to do this to get my cd burner to work under scsi emulation, but needed it for an old cd reader... wierd.... Just configured idescsi emulation and scsi cdrom support in the kernel. think thats what you want...at least thats what I've got .... Jonas Granqvist wrote: > Yesterday I compiled support for SCSI emulation and SCSI support into my > kernel to enable me to burn CDs. It all turned out well and I was able > to blank and burn a CD-RW disk. But a quite irritation thing has arised, > which I would appreciate if someone could help me with. > > When I start the computer and lilo starts, I have to write 'linux > hdb=scsi' to enable SCSI support for my CD. Without it, the CD doesn't > work att all and I have to reboot the computer to make it work. > > Is this possible to make lilo do this automatically? I've seen the > command-line option '-R', but it only works temporary (according to the > man page). > > Regards, > Jonas Granqvist > jonas [UNDERSCORE] g [AT] hotbrev [DOT] com > |
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| "Jonas Granqvist" <jonas_g@hotbrev.com> wrote in message news:bootto$2egl$1@news.wplus.net... > Yesterday I compiled support for SCSI emulation and SCSI support into my > kernel to enable me to burn CDs. It all turned out well and I was able > to blank and burn a CD-RW disk. But a quite irritation thing has arised, > which I would appreciate if someone could help me with. > > When I start the computer and lilo starts, I have to write 'linux > hdb=scsi' to enable SCSI support for my CD. Without it, the CD doesn't > work att all and I have to reboot the computer to make it work. > > Is this possible to make lilo do this automatically? I've seen the > command-line option '-R', but it only works temporary (according to the > man page). First, isn't it "hdb=ide-scsi"? Second, look a tthe line in your lilo.conf, and for the particular LILO entry make it something like this. image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.4.20-8 label=linux initrd=/boot/initrd-2.4.20-8.img read-only append="hdd=ide-scsi" I'd also recommend you use "grub" instead of LILO these days, grub is pretty fabulous. |