"Christopher A. Williams" wrote:
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> I actually needed to get a new CD-RW anyway. My old one was constantly
> getting OPC failures using 3 different brands of CDs - Imation, TDK and
> Verbatim. The new writer passes OPC on all three, so that was certainly
> a plus. It's also twice as fas
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 16:17:52 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm afraid padding isn't the culprit; it seems harmless.
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> It was on when I burnt psyche disks, and the effect seems to be a few
> kilobytes of NUL appended. Consequently, the result o
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On Friday 14 March 2003 04:17 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm afraid padding isn't the culprit; it seems harmless.
>
> It was on when I burnt psyche disks, and the effect seems to be a few
> kilobytes of NUL appended. Consequently, the result of md
I'm afraid padding isn't the culprit; it seems harmless.
It was on when I burnt psyche disks, and the effect seems to be a few
kilobytes of NUL appended. Consequently, the result of md5sum doesn't
match what's in MD5SUM. But the MD5 sum agrees if you trim to the
true length of the image, e.g.,
On 14 Mar 2003, Christopher A. Williams wrote:
> The burns completed with no errors whatsoever, but the CDs all still
> fail on the Red Hat media tests. I can read the CDs though using both my
> existing Red Hat system and my laptop running Win XP. Could these CDs
> actually be OK and that the pro
Turned off Pad Tracks in XCD Roast and tried again with both Imation and
Verbatim disks.
The burns completed with no errors whatsoever, but the CDs all still
fail on the Red Hat media tests. I can read the CDs though using both my
existing Red Hat system and my laptop running Win XP. Could these C
Pad Tracks feature was indeed on with XCDRoast. I'll give it a try with
that feature turned off and let you know what I find.
Cheers,
Chris
On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 21:09, Michael Fratoni wrote:
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> On Thursday 13 March 2003 09:20 pm, Christopher A
Tried Verbatim, Imation and TDK. I also have some Memorex CDRs that a
friend gave me for burning a stack of stuff for him. Havent opened that
spindle yet though, but I could.
Cheers,
Chris
On Thu, 2003-03-13 at 20:58, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Mar 2003, Christopher A. Williams wrote:
Actually, I did verify that the CDs could not be read on my work laptop,
which due to company orders, must run Windows XP. I could read some
folders. Booting the laptop from the CDs though and running the Red Hat
media tests produced consistent failures. Whenever I have tried to
install from a CD t
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On Thursday 13 March 2003 09:20 pm, Christopher A. Williams wrote:
> I've been following the CD-RW burning issue and have some additional
> input:
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> I have removed magicdev and turned off autorun.
>
> I went to the store and bought a *brand new* CD-R
On Fri, 13 Mar 2003, Christopher A. Williams wrote:
> OK - I've now sunk about $100 and several hours into this personally
> just to verify it's a nasty problem. So far, I have a new CDRW and a
> pile of Verbatim DataLife Plus 32X brand coasters to show for it. Ideas
> welcome.
Have you tried ano
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> I've been following the CD-RW burning issue and have some additional
> input:
>
> I have removed magicdev and turned off autorun.
>
> I went to the store and bought a *brand new* CD-RW -
I've been following the CD-RW burning issue and have some additional
input:
I have removed magicdev and turned off autorun.
I went to the store and bought a *brand new* CD-RW - a Memorex internal
IDE 52x/24x/52x beauty. Installed it and started burning CDs at speeds
ranging from 6x to 32x.
Resul
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