Well, it may work for some however it didn't work for me.
I still see the same old message about no supported CD-Burner.
Tony

Well, it works for me with a Yamaha 6416S CDRW on an Adaptec 2906 card and 10.1.1. Toast 5.1P2 and burning from the Finder are both supported. iTunes and Disk copy don't recognize the burner though. I am a happy camper, no booting into 9.2 to burn CD's!!!!!!!!

How in the world did you get your Adaptec card working? I have a similar set-up and I still
get no recognition in Apple system profilier, or Toast.
Any suggestions?

I have a Yamaha 8x4x24 CDRW attached to an Adaptec 2906 card and the utility works great. You might want to reinstall iTunes 2.01 (in OSX) after installing the utility.

Philip

Make sure you have the most current Adaptec Drivers (1.0.2) and after you install the the SCSI CD software, Restart, just logging out and back in will not work. You may want to check your SCSI id's just to make sure there is no conflict.

The patch worked for me to the extent that I was able to burn an audio CD with Toast 5.1p2 using my external Yamaha 8424S and Adaptec 2930U card (I've got a stock G4/400/AGP). I had to reinstall iTunes v2.0.2 after installing Toast and the patch for the drive to be seen in Toast. (In fact, both the Finder and iTunes now recognize the drive and will attempt to write to it, but fail attempting to initialize a session -- 'an unknown error occurred (-1)'.)

But I now have a more distressing issue. Previously I'd been able to use my Yamaha as a plain-old CD-ROM, for both audio and data . Now, any attempt to read from the drive for more than 15 or 20 seconds elicits a kernel panic from the Adaptec driver (I'm using their 1.0.2 release). This isn't a huge problem since I only really want to burn discs with the external drive; my internal one works fine for playing stuff. Still, I hate making my system less stable.

Sigh... I should just bite the bullet and get an external firewire drive. Pity, I like my Yamaha.

Looks like my kernel panics when reading data from this drive occur whether the El Gato patch is in place or not. My guess is a problem in the Adaptec kernel extension (both 1.0.2 and 1.0.0b exhibit it) or in Apple's IOKit. I've submitted a couple of reports so we'll see what happens. No big deal, at least I can burn discs now.

Ah still no luck, I guess i'll have to fiddle with it a little more.

Well, I'm using a Beige G3/300 with the onboard SCSI
if that would make any difference. I had hoped that this would
allow me to use my cd burner with OS X instead of having to
boot back into OS 9 whenever I need to burn CDs.

Well, mine is working now too. Its being seen at least. I'll have to try and burn some Cds.
Thanks for the info about this software!

I have a Yamaha 4416S burner hooked to the internal scsi bus on a beige G3. Toast still won't see it.