[aclug-L] Re: cdr / scsi card

[Jonathan Hall <jonhall@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If the chipset is AdvancSys, then that's the driver to use.

I have a Teac CDR running on my AdvanSys SCSI Card, too.

I got my CD media from I believe www.cmpcomputers.com (some place like
that--wherever John Goerzen suggested getting them :-)

I'm using a 4x12 SCSI Teac CDR and a 24x SCSI Sony CD-ROM drive along with a
2.2gb SCSI Quantum Viking hard drive I got for free (cool!) on my AdvanSys
SCSI card.  Works great for making CDs.  I've burned from CD to CD while
playing UnrealTournament at the same time--never had buffer underrun
problems like everyone says you will. :-)


On Mon, Dec 13, 1999 at 03:08:42PM -0600, gLaNDix wrote:
> does anyone have the Iomega Jaz Jet scsi card?  i recently bought it,
> and i'm not sure which scsi "driver" in the kernel to use...  i'm going
> to try the AdvanSys driver, as the chip on the board said AdvanSys...
> any other ideas?
> 
> also, anyone had any experience w/ any SCSI Teac CDR's?  that's the cdr
> i bought over eBay...  gonna take me a while to get it all up and
> working (i need to get an extension for the power cord, so i can have
> power to my CDROM and CDR! : ^ ), and my fiance says no burning until
> Xmas (or atleast until she has her gift!)...  oh well... i don't have
> any blank cd's anyway... (where's a good place to get some cheap, but
> good?)
> 
> jesse
> 
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> 
> 

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