On Thu, 11 Oct 2001 15:16:48 +0000 (UTC), Nicolas Ecarnot staggered into
the Black Sun and said:
Quote:>I first apoligize for this non-conventionnal subject, but I have to
>send a product command soon, and I'd like to know if anyone manage to
>use the Traxdata 12832 CDRW burner under Linux. I ask that because it
>does not appear in the hardware-howtos, nor in the working list,
>neither in the NON-working one, and it's normal : this is a quiet
>recent harware.
Every IDE burner (why didn't you mention that it was IDE? That
information could've been important!) made since about 1998 should
support the MMC-3 standard, which is what cdrecord and the ide-scsi
module want to see. It is highly likely that the device will work.
http://groups.google.com/advanced_group_search and search for keywords
"IDE" and "CD-RW" for information on how to get any generic IDE CD-RW
working under Linux.
Quote:>Thank you in advance for your fast answer ;o)
You want fast, join #linuxhelp on a reputable IRC server. You want
accurate, Usenet is a better bet.
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