This is a discussion on 2.6.9 within the Slackware Linux Support forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> Oki now I have 2.6.9 and I get some serialz probbz with this kernel.. So I decide to switch ...
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| Oki now I have 2.6.9 and I get some serialz probbz with this kernel.. So I decide to switch back to 2.4.26 or upgrade to 2.4.28 ... Can I burn with 2.4.28 with K3B without some problems..?? or I must to have the 2.6 kernel?? //Bootstrap... "BoOtStrap" <nospam@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:rWqud.124031$dP1.441638@newsc.telia.net... > Hello.. > how is the kernel 2.6.9?? > are the a security risk to use it or not? > I'am use the 2.4.26 now > > //Bootsrap |
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| BoOtStrap wrote: > Oki now I have 2.6.9 and I get some serialz probbz > with this kernel.. > So I decide to switch back to 2.4.26 or upgrade to 2.4.28 ... Can I burn > with 2.4.28 with K3B without some > problems..?? or I must to have the 2.6 kernel?? > You can burn fine but you're best off using ide-scsi emulation with atapi devices. This is in fact the best way to burn anyway, but a few people including Torvalds have a pathological hatred of it for no particular reason. Make sure you include scsi emulation, scsi cdrom and scsi generic support in your kernel. Then pass a "hdx=ide-scsi" parameter to your kernel when booting, where hdx is your cd burner (probably hdc if it's the secondary master) with an append= line in your lilo.conf. Your cd burner will be /dev/sr0 or possibly /dev/scd0 so you might need to edit your fstab, and you can use cdrecord -scanbus to work out which device it is, but k3b should find it fine without worrying about this. |