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When trying to run Xcdroast I get the following error message:

No Generic-SCSI-Support has been detected.  Without it no SCSI-Devices
can be
detected or used by X-CD-Roast.  Please load the sg-module (e.g. "insmod
sg")
or recompile your kernel with Generic-SCSI-Support.

sg module is loaded:
# insmod sg
/lib/modules/2.2.14/scsi/sg.o: a module named sg already exists

Kernel info
===========
Kernel image : linux
OS Release   : 1.1.2 release 2.2.14
   Version   : #1 SMP Thu Feb 17 11:19:33 MST 2000

   built with: gcc version egcs-2.91.66 19990314 (egcs-1.1.2 release
Filesystems  : ext2 proc devpts vfat nfs
Char devices :  mem=1  pty=2  ttyp=3  ttyS=4  cua=5  lp=6  vcs=7
misc=10  sound
=14  fb=29  netlink=36  ptm=128  pts=136
Block devices:  ramdisk=1  fd=2  ide0=3  md=9  ide1=22
Net devices  : lo eth0
Root device  : /dev/hda6

Hardware info
=============
Processor    : i586 with 999.42 BogoMips
Memory RAM   : 128 MB (3028K kernel, 2656K cache, 85672K shared, 2944K
free)
Swap area    : 243 MB (3064K used, 245904K free)

Any Ideas?                        
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Personal SystemCOLe2.4, 500Mhz, 128Mb Ram

In your /etc/lilo.conf

image=/boot/bzImage.004
        label=linux.004
        root=/dev/hda5
        read-only
        append="hdd=ide-scsi "   <---- Change this line

In your /etc/fstab, edit the cdrom line to point to the new device. Generally,
it will be something like /dev/scd0.