Michael Meissner wrote:
> On Thu, Apr 08, 1999 at 11:48:07AM -0700, Eric Hegstrom wrote:
> > Have you tried xcdroast ?
> >
> > It seemed to work for me right out of the gate.
>
> Xcdroast uses cdrecord and mkisofs underneath the covers. So if cdrecord is
> not working for you, xcdroast probably won't either. Xcdroast is a lot
> more...
No. Xcdroast uses some updated versions of cdrecord and mkisofs (have a look at
the documentation of xcdroast).
> Given the CD writing HOWDO docs, I suspect if you have comparison errors, it
> might be that your system couldn't deliver the data fast enough to the cd-r.
Comparison errors point to a defect on the disks for example; maybe memory is
corrupted and so on.There are much possibilities.
> For what its worth, I just mastered and verified my first cd with no errors
> (though given this is a very high end system, and I wasn't doing much else on
> it, I would be surprised if there were errors).
I own a P200MMX with 64MB RAM, an Adaptec 2940 (no U no W just SE) with several
disks (four) connected. My cdwriter is a Teac CDR55S (2MB cache) and my cdrom is
an Plextor PSI32TS.
While recording data and audio cds at 4x speed I started Staroffice to work on
some sheets and opened connection to the internet (netscape) and nothing
happens. I think you need a very slow system to have a buffer underun under
linux.
Dietmar
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