I had the same problem (it sounds like) on a couple
of different systems on new installs, one of RedHat
6.2, and one of Mandrake 7.1.
I resolved the problem (after much digging through
archives of this mailing list, and other resources on
the net) by loading the "ide-scsi" module.
Not knowing intuitively (by divine intervention, I
guess) that CD burning and Linux has deeply entrenched
SCSI roots, I didn't automatically know to check for
this. Why distributions like Mandrake and RedHat
don't configure themselves for this automatically if
you select "CD Burning" packages, and you don't have a
SCSI adapter, I don't know.
Rob
--- Terry Tremaine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'm having a problem with xcdroast. When I first
> launch it I receive a
> message that I do not have scsi support available
> and recommends insmod
> sg. However, when I lsmod I see that sg is running
> as a kernel module.
> However, it does say "(unused)".
> When I insmod sg I get a message that sg is already
> present (which I
> knew). What is going on here? Any help would be
> greatly appreciated.
>
> --Terry
>
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