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Linux driver for HP 9200i SCSI cd writer

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tim273

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Aug 29, 2001
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Does anyone know where I can get a Linux driver for an HP 9200i SCSI cd writer? I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find one. Thanks!
 
Hi,





Unless there's something unusual with that drive you don't need any hardware specific drivers. What you need is a driver (module) for the scsi card itself (e.g. adaptec card). If the only hardware attached to the scsi card is a cdrw you probably wouldn't have an initrd to load the scsi code in the initial boot sequence. You would then need to load the module into memory by putting a lines like the following in the file /etc/modules.conf :





alias scsi_hostadapter aic7xxx


alias scd0 sr_mod





(where aic7xxx is an example of actual driver for the card) The second line means load the scsi-cd module on reference to device /dev/scd0 (first scsi cd)





You can do the command 'cat /proc/scsi/scsi' to see what scsi devices are recognised and also 'cdrecord --scanbus' which does something similar.





Hope this helps as a start...





 
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