I use adaptec easy cd pro for winXX
and a fairly new package called cd-record (not sure about that one) after
the wellknown couple of mkisofs and cdwrite.
i have not tested cd-record enough to tell much about it but it should
support CDRW and is very promising.
I use these tools in their console version (no Xcdroast or things like
that).
-----Message d'origine-----
De: michael jones [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: mardi 4 août 1998 16:04
À: LENGARD Pascal OCISI
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Objet: Re: Yamaha CDRW - 512 bytes/Block
yippeee! thanx for the reply. what software do you use? if i may ask.
LENGARD Pascal OCISI wrote:
> I have the same recorder since january 98, and never had to change this
> to use it with win95 and linux.
> I think this jumper 'could' be usefull if you wanted to burn CDs for
old
> models of unix stations like sun, dec or hp...
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
> De: michael jones [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Date: lundi 3 août 1998 22:42
> À: linux-newbie list
> Objet: Yamaha CDRW - 512 bytes/Block
>
> i just got a Yamaha CDRW4260t. i dual boot from Win98
> & Linux (Red Hat 5.1). there is a jumper that will allow the
> recorder to read by 512 bytes/Block, for Unix type
> enviroments. the lit says not to enable for any other os. does
> anyone have any experience they can share.
>
> will the recorder work without that jumpered under Linux?
>
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> michael jones * erleichda archiving * harleysville, pa usa
> http://www.voicenet.com/~blindman
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