> > I just tried my CDRW(cd1). I found it did not work for me, too.
> > I have a bit long time not to use it. ;)
> > On my system:
> > trm0: target 0, 8bits Narrow transfer
> > trm0: target 0, Sync transfer 10.0 MB/sec, Offset 15
> > cd0 at scsibus0 target 0 lun 0: <MATSHITA, CD-ROM CR-506, 8S05> SCSI2 5/cdrom removable
> > trm0: target 1, 8bits Narrow transfer
> > trm0: target 1, Sync transfer 10.0 MB/sec, Offset 15
> > cd1 at scsibus0 target 1 lun 0: <SONY, CD-RW  CRX160S, 1.0a> SCSI4 5/cdrom removable
> 
> Does the drive really say SCSI4, or just a typo?

Yes, it prints SCSI4. It seems a bug of flash ROM on CD-RW.
And I not yet update it, I am lazy. :)

> Anyway, does it work with other SCSI host adapters?
> Or does it work on other OS?

However, the CD-RW works well with trm under win9x.
I am very sure it also works well with the kernel before Tue, 8 Jan 2002,
because when I posted mails with title "cdplay don't work" to current
mailing list, I had tested it without problem(can mount data CDs).
So it seems that something be changed in our SCSI layer driver.

> Doesn't your kernel print any log in dmesg on the failure?

No, I don't get any error when booting.

> I have both trm and Yamaha CDRW, but they are in
> different machines so I cannot test them right now..

I don't think it is the problem of CDRW, cd0 still is OK,
the problem only happen on cd1.

After I type 'mount -t cd9660 /dev/cd1a /cdrom', 
I get these messages and fall into debug mode:
Kernel: page fault trap,  code=0
Stopped at      trm_msgout_abort+0x38:  andb    $0xfe,      0x2f(%eax)
db>t
trm_msgout_abort(
trm_reselt(
trm_init(
Xintr11(
--- interrupt ---
idle(
bpendtsleep(
...

Regards,
-rxg