On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 08:43:32AM -0500, David B.Harris wrote: > I've got IDE-SCSI emulation working, and this is what I had to do: > Added: > append="ignore=hdb ide-scsi=hdb"
because it did not work for me, i tried to compile a kernel, following the Debian Way (using make-kpkg and dpkg --install kernel...custom). Now, the results : The kernel recognize my ATAPI/IDE TOSHIBA CDROM-R ONLY on my laptop as a SCSI device, BUT it do not recognize the extern PCMCIA one... In fact the issue is rather simple (if my suggestion is right) : the card manager cardmg start at the whole end of the boot process whereas the "SCSI handler" is at the top of the process. So how could this work ? But I can't imagine a workaround...