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http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=100348

 

Just thought I would post this for all the people complaing about Mandrake and LG Cdrom's.

 

I know it's been said over & over, BUT Mandrake isn't the only one, along with the WINDOWS and other Linux distro's. It's not Linux or winblows for that matter, it's LG & LG only.

 

So if people are still comlaining about MDK, stop and complain to LG. I realize there is a fix now, but a lot of people seem to be still throwning there arms in a craze over MDK.

 

Thought I would post that, sounded fun! :twisted:

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in other words LG made some crap and mandrake is takin the heat for it. go figure. i didnt know this happened with windows to, could you show the link supporting that please? and i dont mean the gentoo forum, some sort of news bullitin or something.

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thanks for lookin'. i havent found anything about windows destroying LG cd roms. http://www.lge.com/about/news/news_list.js...2&searchstring= and http://news.google.com/news?q=LG+cd+rom&hl...ion=us&filter=0 neither site mentions any problem with windows. rather LG says

"According to LG Electronics, their ODD (Optical Disc Drive) products do not support Linux nor do they test with Linux. Unfortunately, many Dell computers (possibly others) come with these CD-ROM drives,"
the solution is to get the kernel 2.4.22-21
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Like I said, I could be wrong, I did find some windows forums that said the LG came in some Dell & hp/comaq box's and they need newer drivers cause the LG drive wouldn't work at all, but it didn't smoke it.

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i think i saw somethin about the LG cd roms needing windows drivers. i just wanted some clarification on this is all. thanks for all the feedback.

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"According to LG Electronics, their ODD (Optical Disc Drive) products do not support Linux nor do they test with Linux..."

In this case, it's more correct to say it' linux that doe not support LG. Too bad for them. And as Linux generaly scrupulously respect the standards, its seems LG don't. Too bad..

 

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