Ok, for this time i tried the easiest way (like in good ol´ Windows):
"rebooting the system"!!!
--> after that "top" said, I have 44M free RAM-Space. I think a fresh
rebooted system doesn´t have too much fragmentation in the free memory
blocks (somewhere in this 44M free RAM should be a block which is big
enough for cdrecord, or am I thinking wrong?)
Why doesn´t it make some problems on other systems?
Why does it work if I just boot my old 2.0.36, with all the options I
have in 2.2.1 too, all SCSI-reated options are static compiled into
the kernel in both cases.
I and a good frind from Heidelberg (greetings to him) think, that it
is a problem of the Adaptec-related things in the new Kernel, he has
2.2.1 too and the same CD-R, my CD-R in his system works fine, he
doesn´t have a Adaptec 2940AU (PCI), I have ...
Greetings
Raphael
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