Re: [SLUG] Burning CD with Redhat 7.1 Kernal 2.4.3-12

From: Andrew Wyatt (awyatt@intergate.cx)
Date: Wed Sep 19 2001 - 09:45:11 EDT


The best way to fix the problem is to downgrade to kernel 2.2.16-22 from RedHat 7.0. With that your problem should go away, it is a problem with kernel 2.4 not RedHat 7.1.. A quick search on deja and you will find lots of good information on the problem. Also check to see if it's been fixed post kernel 2.4.2 as that is a very old kernel now. You can get kernel 2.2.16-22 (or 2.2.18 I think is the latest 7.0 update) from rpmfind.net or ftp.redhat.com.

Andrew

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From: SOTL <sotl155360@earthlink.net>
Reply-To: slug@nks.net
Date: Wed, 19 Sep 2001 08:06:34 -0400

>On Wednesday 19 September 2001 06:44 am, Mike Manchester wrote:
>> Jason;
>> I thought you may been on to something. After selecting the -tao option in
>> stead of the -dao option the cd started to burn. Got to 3% and locked my
>> system up tighter than Windows. This is the problem I had (locking up my
>> system) before I did the reinstall. One of the reasons I did the install
>> was my purchase of RedHat 7.1 from Redhat for the 30 days free support.
>> Figuring I could contact them with the cd-rom problem should it still
>> exists after reinstall. Well that's not the case they only support the
>> install process :(
>>
>> I have reached the conclusion that RedHat linux since 6.4 (I could burn cds
>> on 6.4) will not burn cd-roms. And I'm surely not going to spend Redhats
>> $300 per incident to have this fixed. And the person that supports cdrecord
>> is not at all helpful. I contacted him before when I was having the lock up
>> problems. He said it was a Kernal problem but I have not idea how to
>> submit a problem to the Linux kernal group.
>>
>>
>Without details because I have not tried it in a couple of weeks this sounds
>exactly like the problem I was having trying to burn my e-Smith download on
>RH 7.1.
>Point is the problem is not unique to your machine.
>Thus I very much doubt that it is a hardware problem on either of our
>machines.
>That would make the kernel problem concept much more plausible.
>
>All the problems we suddenly appear to be having reminds me of what I said
>several months ago RH 7.1 is beta software and should be viewed as such.
>
>Thanks
>Frank
>

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