On 23 Aug 2001 17:50:57 -0500, Michael Heldebrant wrote: > ** On 23 Aug 2001 23:05:46 +0000, Timeboy wrote: > ** > > ** > Dear debian users, > ** > > ** > i tried to write a CD with GnomeToaster1.0Beta2. Cause i want to write > audiofiles > ** > in DAO mode, cdrdao1.1.3 is the recording tool. But there is an error: > ** > > ** > cdrdao: Cannot open SCSI device '0,0': Cannot open /dev/pg0 > ** > > ** > I read #man cdrdao. But i don't understand the meaning of this error. I > have never > ** > heared obout the device /dev/pg0. Do i need it for writing a CD-R? > ** > > ** > I have an ATAPI burner on IDE secondary master (/dev/hdd). And i > compiled the 2.4.5 > ** > kernel with scsi emulation and so on. Append="hdd=ide-scsi" is also in > /etc/lilo.conf > ** > and this drive is working well by reading on /dev/scd0. Do i have to do > more to get > ** > a configuration, that is able to write? Or i only have to change the > SCSI ID? Now > ** > it is 0,0. But what i need for my system? > ** > ** It really says pg eh?
Yes! In GnomeToaster there is a possibility to configure the recorder. The default entry is: Device file = /dev/scd0 and Scsi ID = 0,0. On my system this Scsi ID wants to use /dev/pg0. > ** I was expecting a sg device missing. I'll just > ** forage blindly ahead assuming sg ;>. Thanx! That's it. I don't know the real ID for sg0 (cdrdao --device bus,id,lun). But i tried to use the entry /dev/sg0 for Scsi ID. And now it works. Timo
