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SiToR

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From: Germany,Hamburg

Registered: 2002-09-05

Posts: 16

ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

hi again,

i have still some things not running,
my actual questions are:

why isn't my ide-scsi emulation for cdrecord working?
i added 'hdc=autotune,ide-scsi' in the append line, but nothing happens... :cry: (yes i did a 'lilo' after that) could the reason be, that i take the lilo from my still installed mdk-system?

how do i enable supermount? or is it not included in the standard-kernel? i added the lines for supermount in /etc/fstab but mounting it says 'no filesystem supermount' or so... :?:

thx again 4 ur help!!!!!

SiToR (writing from KDE-3.1b1@AL-0.3)

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Arielext

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From: Amersfoort, the Netherlands

Registered: 2002-08-12

Posts: 362

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Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

hi again,

why isn't my ide-scsi emulation for cdrecord working?
i added 'hdc=autotune,ide-scsi' in the append line, but nothing happens... :cry: (yes i did a 'lilo' after that) could the reason be, that i take the lilo from my still installed mdk-system?

modprobe ide-scsi

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SiToR

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From: Germany,Hamburg

Registered: 2002-09-05

Posts: 16

Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

sorry, but:    exactly that's the problem!!!
that doesn't change anything. 'cdrecord -scanbus' still says:
'Cdrecord 1.10 (i686-pc-linux-gnu) Copyright (C) 1995-2001 Jörg Schilling
cdrecord: No such file or directory. Cannot open SCSI driver.
cdrecord: For possible targets try 'cdrecord -scanbus'. Make sure you are root.'

i don't know what's the problem, /dev/scsi is still empty after 'modprobe ide-scsi'

HELP!!!!! :?

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SiToR

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From: Germany,Hamburg

Registered: 2002-09-05

Posts: 16

Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

ok, i solved the ide-scsi-problem. i simply had to write the line 'alias scsi_hostadapter ide-scsi' in the '/etc/modules.conf'
and add a line 'modprobe sd' in one startup-script. the easiest things are these which u do at last... 

but the supermount thing is still unsolved... 

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SiToR

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From: Germany,Hamburg

Registered: 2002-09-05

Posts: 16

Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

ok, forget the supermount thing...

i'm an idiot, i didn't realize there is autofs...  :oops:

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apeiro

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From: Victoria, BC, Canada

Registered: 2002-08-12

Posts: 771

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Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

lol...

SiToR, you're a great Archer already.  You solve your own problems before anyone else does...   

marin_linuxer

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From: San Rafael, CA U.S.A.

Registered: 2003-09-03

Posts: 111

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Re: ide-scsi & supermount doesn't work

Hi, I'm using SUPERMOUNT with the kernel patches from:  http://kernel.kolivas.org and Kernel-2.4.22.  It works great.

Be sure to add the following lines to /etc/devfsd.conf, if you want normal users to have access to sound and to be able to format floppies using kfloppy:

REGISTER sound/.* PERMISSIONS root.users 660
REGISTER snd/.*  PERMISSIONS root.users 660
REGISTER floppy/.* PERMISSIONS root.users 660

Here's my /etc/fstab:

/dev/discs/disc0/part3  /               reiserfs        defaults                                                                        0       0

/dev/discs/disc0/part2  swap            swap            defaults                                                                        0       0

none                    /proc           proc            defaults                                                                        0       0

none                    /dev/shm        tmpfs           defaults                                                                        0       0

tmpfs                   /tmp            tmpfs           size=2G,nr_inodes=10k                                                           0       0

/dev/discs/disc0/part1  /mnt/windows    auto            umask=0                                                                         0       0

/dev/cdroms/cdrom0      /mnt/cdrom      supermount      dev=/
dev/cdroms/cdrom0,--,user,exec,dev,suid,noauto,unhide                      0       0

/dev/floppy/0           /mnt/floppy     supermount      dev=/dev/floppy/0,--,user,exec,dev,suid,noauto,umask=0                          0       0

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