//Instructions for ATAPI/ PARALLEL port drives For Kernel 2.2.x
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1. You have to include SCSI simulation for these Drives in your Kernel
(is activated if cdrecord -scanbus shows these drives)

Kernel config:

Section "Block Devices"
 a) Set: "Generic PCI IDE chipset support" to NO
 b) Set: "SCSI emulation support" to YES
 c) Set: "Include IDE/ATAPI CDROM" to NO

Section "SCSI support"
 a) Set: "SCSI support" to YES
 b) Set: "SCSI CD-ROM" to YES
 c) Set: "SCSI generic support" to YES

Section "SCSI low-level drivers"
 a) Set: "NCR53C8XX SCSI support"  to YES

Section "Filesytems"
 a) Set: "ISO 9660 CDROM filesystem support" to YES

2. For Parallel Port Devices:
Section "Plug and Play support"
 a) Set: "Plug and Play support" to YES

Section "Block Devices"
 a) Set: "Parallel port IDE device support" to YES
 b) Set: "Parallel port ATAPI CD-ROMs" to NO

If you like to use modules don't forget to insmod them manually
or with conf.modules automatically.

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Now your cd-rom's should now be accessible as SCSI CD-ROM drives through /dev/scd[0-n].
KEasyCD should work with these now.


Naming conventions for SCSI CD-ROM:
First Drive: /dev/scd0
Second Drive: /dev/scd1
and so on.

Please tell me if this configuration and explanation is not correct.
Please send me any additional info on configuration.



