[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bill Davidsen:
and -tao doesn't seem to work, for some reason cdrecord
thinks the TAO capability is missing.
Can i talk you into giving cdrskin a try ?
Version 0.2.6 or later does TAO on CD.
(A drive really without CD TAO capability is worth to
be put on the pillory here. Like "Do Not Buy This One !")
I'm going to cautiously say that I may have grabbed a DVD instead of a
CD there. I have a lot of really cheap CDs and DVDs I use for "give
away" to my kids, people at user groups, and the like, and they have no
brand name or other information on the media. Since I can't replicate
the "no TAO" with a CD, I'm going to pass on that one, it may have been
my fault.
I will say that for ten cent DVDs and six cent CDs, these have worked
very well. I don't use them for anything I expect to want very much, but
the price is right for freebies. ;-)
As for cdrskin, I'll download it later today when I do some other stuff.
If it builds cleanly and is easy to use I'll try it tonight, otherwise
it goes on the queue.
*Question:* what does "-dvd-compat" really do?
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bill davidsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CTO TMR Associates, Inc
Doing interesting things with small computers since 1979
