On Sun, 22 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Adir wrote:
> >Did you try a simple "eject" command, and/or to read CDs from it? SCSI
> >emulation wouldn't just "stop" working. Probably it is a hardware error.
> I included the error messages from the "eject" command in my previous post. I
> didn't try reading a CD since ejecting and writing didn't work, that didn't
> occur to me.
>
I was talking about the another way of ejecting. Not via cdrecord but via
eject (the command "eject". for instance: eject /dev/cdrom).
And from the way you described it (your CDRW started to work again, all
of a sudden), you probably do have some hardware error (maybe some heat
problem?). If it works at x8 (the maximum speed?), then your CDRW might be
a bit old (unless you really insisted on buying a new one in such a low
speed), so such problems (heat problems or "general craziness") can
happen.
Adir.
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