Please Note: Not all of the cards that are listed are supported. Please check the
hardware compatibility list on Red Hat's World Wide Web site at http://www.redhat.com/support/docs/hardware.html
to make sure your card is supported.
One of the more commonly used parameters, the
hdX=cdrom parameter, can be
entered at the boot prompt, as it deals with support for IDE/ATAPI
CD-ROMs, which is part of the kernel.
In the tables below, most modules without any parameters listed are
either able to auto-probe to find the hardware, or require you to
manually change settings in the module source code, and recompile.
ATAPI CD-ROM, jumpered as master on
2nd IDE channel
hdc=cdrom
non-IDE Mitsumi CD-ROM on port 340, IRQ 11
mcd=0x340,11
Three non-IDE Mitsumi CD-ROM drives using the
experimental driver, io ports 300, 304, and 320 with
IRQs 5, 10 and 11
mcdx=0x300,5,0x304,10,0x320,11
Sony CDU 31 or 33 at port 340, no IRQ
cdu31=0x340,0
cdu31_port=0x340 cdu31a_irq=0
Aztech CD-ROM at port 220
aztcd=0x220
Panasonic-type CD-ROM on a SoundBlaster
interface at port 220
sbpcd=0x230,1
Phillips/LMS cm206 and cm260 at IO 340
and IRQ 11
cm206=0x340,11
Goldstar R420 at IO 300
gscd=0x300
Mitsumi drive on a MAD16 soundcard at IO Addr 330
and IRQ 1, probing DMA
isp16=0x330,11,0,Mitsumi
Sony CDU 531 at IO address 320
sonycd535=0x320
Please Note: Most newer Sound Blaster cards come with IDE interfaces. For these
cards, you do not need to use sbpcd parameters,
only use hdx parameters.