Difference between revisions of "Installing a CD burner"

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== Hardware installation ==
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*Make sure the regular cdrom is set to secondary master
 
*Install the burner device as slave on second IDE interface (hdd)
 
*Install the burner device as slave on second IDE interface (hdd)
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**The sound card should remain plugged into the regular cdrom
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== scsi emulation ==
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*open terminal and su to root
 
*add "ide-scsi" to "/etc/modules"
 
*add "ide-scsi" to "/etc/modules"
 
*add "hdd=ide-scsi" to vmlinuz line in grub
 
*add "hdd=ide-scsi" to vmlinuz line in grub
*boot box, download and configure your favorite burner program
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== setting up automount ==
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*login as guest
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*copy and paste the cdrom icon, renaming it 'cdrw'.
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*edit the properties of the icon to have the URL point to 'file:///media/cdrw'.
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*open a terminal, 'su' to root,
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*edit the /etc/auto.removable file (the part you are interested in is down towards the bottom,
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**you'll want to first remove the letters 'cd|' from the cdrom entry,
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**then you'll want to copy all the lines that constitute that case entry (from 'cdrom)' to ';;'), and paste it in underneath.
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**then you'll edit the new entry to say 'cdrw)' instead of 'cdrom)', and to say '/dev/hdd' instead of '/dev/cdrom'.
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*execute '/etc/init.d/autofs restart'.
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*double check to make sure the icon works on a data cd.
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the previous instructions would be equally applicable for any second cd device.
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==software==
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*k3b
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*xcdroast
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[[category:tech support]]
 
[[category:tech support]]

Revision as of 19:35, 21 July 2005

Hardware installation

  • Make sure the regular cdrom is set to secondary master
  • Install the burner device as slave on second IDE interface (hdd)
    • The sound card should remain plugged into the regular cdrom

scsi emulation

  • open terminal and su to root
  • add "ide-scsi" to "/etc/modules"
  • add "hdd=ide-scsi" to vmlinuz line in grub

setting up automount

  • login as guest
  • copy and paste the cdrom icon, renaming it 'cdrw'.
  • edit the properties of the icon to have the URL point to 'file:///media/cdrw'.
  • open a terminal, 'su' to root,
  • edit the /etc/auto.removable file (the part you are interested in is down towards the bottom,
    • you'll want to first remove the letters 'cd|' from the cdrom entry,
    • then you'll want to copy all the lines that constitute that case entry (from 'cdrom)' to ';;'), and paste it in underneath.
    • then you'll edit the new entry to say 'cdrw)' instead of 'cdrom)', and to say '/dev/hdd' instead of '/dev/cdrom'.
  • execute '/etc/init.d/autofs restart'.
  • double check to make sure the icon works on a data cd.

the previous instructions would be equally applicable for any second cd device.

software

  • k3b
  • xcdroast