Thanks for the feedback,
The model is Traxdata CDRW2260EL PRO SCSI. I'll definately try the
host I.D. changes.
A million thanks bro!

LG



Gregg Plummer wrote:
>>Traxdata sells 2 different 2x2x6 drives . One is SCSI and uses a
>>Yamaha
>>CRW-2260 drive (it's called the CDRW2260PRO). CD Architect should
>>autodetect this drive and use the SCSIMMC driver. If you're
certain
>>that
>>this is the one you own, contact our tech support and they might be
>>able to
>>help you (they'll probably need more details).
>>
>>The other 2x2x6 is an IDE/ATAPI drive (which is called the CDRW
>>2260PLUS).
>>I think it uses the Philips CDD-3610, however I'm not absolutely
>>sure. CD
>>Architect doesn't support this drive (the Traxdate version) so it
>>won't
>>automatically detect it. The CDD-3610 is an ATAPI drive that works
>>off a
>>custom driver. If your OS recognizes your CD-RW, try setting the
>>drive type
>>to Philips CDD3610. You'll need to set the SCSI Host to the
correct
>>device
>>number (just try selecting 0 first) and the SCSI CD-R. If your
drive
>>isn't
>>listed in the CD-R list, go back and change the SCSI Host to Device
1.
>>Keep
>>trying all SCSI Hosts until your drive is displayed in the SCSI
CD-R
>>list.
>>
>>Hope this helps.
>>
>>
>>Ladgrin wrote in message ...
>>>Here's the scenario:
>>>Running update CD Arch 4.0f , Symbios 53c825 SCSI Controller, and
>>Traxdata-Phillips 2x2x6
>>>CD-RW. I've updated the bios on the controller.
>>>
>>>Can't get the CD-RW drive to be recognized Under Select Drive ->
>>Advance ->
>>properties
>>>
>>>Drive doesn't seem to be supported even with SoundForge CD-R
psuedo
>>virtual
>>CD-R.
>>>
>>>Does anyone know a decent setting? Or how to update the drive list
>>(via
>>REGISTRY HACK)?
>>>
>>>Any response is a good respone. I've wasted about 3 hours on
this
>>one.
>>>
>>>LG
>>
>>
>>

Unfortunately,
I'm still running into the same problem.
I've set the scsi id's to O, 1,2 etc. and the CDRW type is still not
being recognized.

* I can even go as far as using the Sonic Foundry virtual driver, and
selecting my adapter
and CDRW drive.
* Run a test w/o write. It returns no error.
* Attempt to write. It goes through it's process w/o an error.
* But the result is no data being striped to CD-R

I've sent an email to tech support, and if I get a reply I'll post
it.

Thanks once again.
LG

LaddyGleffin wrote:
>>Thanks for the feedback,
>>The model is Traxdata CDRW2260EL PRO SCSI. I'll definately try
the
>>host I.D. changes.
>>A million thanks bro!
>>
>>LG
>>
>>
>>
>>Gregg Plummer wrote:
>>>>Traxdata sells 2 different 2x2x6 drives . One is SCSI and uses a
>>>>Yamaha
>>>>CRW-2260 drive (it's called the CDRW2260PRO). CD Architect
should
>>>>autodetect this drive and use the SCSIMMC driver. If you're
>>certain
>>>>that
>>>>this is the one you own, contact our tech support and they might
be
>>>>able to
>>>>help you (they'll probably need more details).
>>>>
>>>>The other 2x2x6 is an IDE/ATAPI drive (which is called the CDRW
>>>>2260PLUS).
>>>>I think it uses the Philips CDD-3610, however I'm not absolutely
>>>>sure. CD
>>>>Architect doesn't support this drive (the Traxdate version) so
it
>>>>won't
>>>>automatically detect it. The CDD-3610 is an ATAPI drive that
works
>>>>off a
>>>>custom driver. If your OS recognizes your CD-RW, try setting the
>>>>drive type
>>>>to Philips CDD3610. You'll need to set the SCSI Host to the
>>correct
>>>>device
>>>>number (just try selecting 0 first) and the SCSI CD-R. If your
>>drive
>>>>isn't
>>>>listed in the CD-R list, go back and change the SCSI Host to
Device
>>1.
>>>>Keep
>>>>trying all SCSI Hosts until your drive is displayed in the SCSI
>>CD-R
>>>>list.
>>>>
>>>>Hope this helps.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Ladgrin wrote in message ...
>>>>>Here's the scenario:
>>>>>Running update CD Arch 4.0f , Symbios 53c825 SCSI Controller,
and
>>>>Traxdata-Phillips 2x2x6
>>>>>CD-RW. I've updated the bios on the controller.
>>>>>
>>>>>Can't get the CD-RW drive to be recognized Under Select Drive
->
>>>>Advance ->
>>>>properties
>>>>>
>>>>>Drive doesn't seem to be supported even with SoundForge CD-R
>>psuedo
>>>>virtual
>>>>CD-R.
>>>>>
>>>>>Does anyone know a decent setting? Or how to update the drive
list
>>>>(via
>>>>REGISTRY HACK)?
>>>>>
>>>>>Any response is a good respone. I've wasted about 3 hours on
>>this
>>>>one.
>>>>>
>>>>>LG
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>

This may not help but I had a similar problem and with a Yamaha CDRW
and a Symbios Scsi
card. The problem was with the microsoft symbios drivers. I went to
the Symbios page and
downloaded their latest drivers (Win 98 thougth they were older
drivers) and the the whole thing
worked. I did have to set the advanced settings(in CD Architect) for
the drive as well as the
defaults were not correct.

LaddyGleffin wrote:
>>Here's the scenario:
>>Running update CD Arch 4.0f , Symbios 53c825 SCSI Controller, and
>>Traxdata-Phillips 2x2x6
>>CD-RW. I've updated the bios on the controller.
>>
>>Can't get the CD-RW drive to be recognized Under Select Drive ->
>>Advance -> properties
>>
>>Drive doesn't seem to be supported even with SoundForge CD-R
psuedo
>>virtual CD-R.
>>
>>Does anyone know a decent setting? Or how to update the drive list
>>(via REGISTRY HACK)?
>>
>>Any response is a good respone. I've wasted about 3 hours on this
>>one.
>>
>>LG
>>