> You should have the following line in your lilo.conf though (replace hdb
> with your drive):
> append = "hdb=ide-scsi"
This only works for version 2.0.x kernels. For version 2.2.x, you have to
do a little something different, well, at least on mine. =)
> Then make sure the necessary support is compiled into your kernel:
> root@machine #grep SCSI /usr/src/linux/.config|grep -v "#"
> CONFIG_BLK_DEV_IDESCSI=y
> CONFIG_SCSI=y
Yep... do this. If not, here's the excerpt from the CD-Writing HOWTO
faq, this is what you need configured in your kernel:
Sect Description Module SCSI IDE PP
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
BLOCK Enhance IDE/MFM/RLL... Y
BLOCK IDE/ATAPI CDROM ide-cd M
BLOCK SCSI hostadaptor emulation ide-scsi M
BLOCK Loopback device loop M M M
...
SCSI SCSI Support scsi_mod Y/M Y/M
SCSI SCSI CD-ROM Support sr_mod Y/M Y/M
SCSI Enable vendor-specific Y Y
SCSI SCSI generic support sg Y/M Y/M
SCSI (select a low-level driver) Y
FS ISO 9660 CDROM filesystem iso9660 Y Y Y
FS Microsoft Joliet cdrom... joliet M M M
I'm using kernel 2.2.12 and for the SCSI stuff, I built them all as
modules, especially the SCSI cdrom support because I have a regular
ATAPI/IDE CDROM as well and I didn't want that to be recognized as a SCSI
drive.
Now, to get them to be recognized. Now, you need to check to find out
what device name has been given to the CDRW Drive.
Then, in the local startup script, I had entered:
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