ste wrote:

> Hi,
> Any program that tries to access a SCSI (also an emulated one) cdrom
> uses /dev/srX to communicate with the drive and any program that
> tries to access a SCSI (also an emulated one) generic peripheral, as
> a CD/DVD burner, uses /dev/sgX.
> If I remember correctly In Slack 10.1, Kernel 2.4.X, the default
> permissions of these devices are root:cdrom for /dev/srX and
> root:root for /dev/sgX.
> A possible solution to your problem might be: change /dev/sgX
> permissions in root:cdrom with "chown root:cdrom /dev/sgX" and add
> yourserlf to the group "cdrom" with "usermod -G cdrom USER" .
> I hope It will be useful.
> Regards.
> Ste

Thanks!

Niki Kovacs
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