Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
CPT KIDD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > make sure you d/l it in binary mode...no problems here...just image cd-rom just for those of you having this problem of binary downloads performed in ASCII mode, let me emphasize a new tool in the distrib, so you won't need to redownload everything (however for this case you will need an extra 650 mbytes!) : [gc@obiwan ~] rpm -qpi /RPMS/uxcook-2.0.1-1mdk.i586.rpm Name: uxcook Relocations: /usr Version : 2.0.1 Vendor: MandrakeSoft Release : 1mdk Build Date: Tue Jun 6 17:19:45 2000 Install date: (not installed) Build Host: kenobi.mandrakesoft.com Group : File toolsSource RPM: uxcook-2.0.1-1mdk.src.rpm Size: 11535License: GPL Packager: Guillaume Cottenceau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> URL : http://www.free-music.com/uxcook.htm Summary : Fix problems resulting of improperly set FTP downloads Description : This is basically a clone of Uncook95 (which runs under Microsoft Windows). It is designed to allow Netscape users to fix MP3 files that were retrieved from improperly set servers. Of course this is not limited to MP3 files. Actually, these problems mainly come from binary files downloaded in ASCII mode (e.g. when a server sends binary information as text it inserts linefeeds at semi-regular intervals). With uxcook you will avoid re-doing the download. -- Guillaume Cottenceau
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
make sure you d/l it in binary mode...no problems here...just image cd-rom just doesn't like to be installed via cdrom and adaptec 152x scsi controllergo figure...bad write of image possible and it's not a bug? md5sums showed good...ah...also md5sum that puppy might help (grab the md5sum dos command from somewhere) On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, you wrote: > > Anyone having a problem getting easy cd to use the 7.1 inst.iso? I've > > downloaded twice from differnet mirrrors and can't get Easy CD to open > > either download. Says it's not a valid disk image. > > Regards, > > I'm using EZ CD Creator 4.0 without problem... even Nero 5.0 working with > RAW Image with 2048 byte block! > > > Marc Sitkin > > Nero is shareware... free for use within 30 days... http://www.ahead.de > > > Rgds Kit > K&B Computer Technology Co. -- My ICQ#: 36645898 - Created with Mandrake 7.0! http://www.linux-mandrake.com
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
On Sun, 11 Jun 2000, Kit Ngan wrote: > > Anyone having a problem getting easy cd to use the 7.1 inst.iso? I've > > downloaded twice from differnet mirrrors and can't get Easy CD to open > > either download. Says it's not a valid disk image. > > Regards, > > I'm using EZ CD Creator 4.0 without problem... even Nero 5.0 working with > RAW Image with 2048 byte block! Older versions of easyCD need a patch (i think it's the latest "upgrade" on adaptec's website). They originally didn't have .iso support built in, the free patch adds it. Also remember to check to make sure "disc at once" is picked from the advanced tab before starting your burn. -dwild
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
Charles A Edwards wrote: > Marc >If you are using EZ CD 4.0 you should install the patch from Adaptec. the > current version is 4.02 >What method did you use to download the ISO. Netscape, IE5, FTP program, > because that is probably where your problem lies. I know Netscape has a rep > of downloading ISOs from FTPs in an unusable format. >I have used IE5, GetRight, and PowerDesk to download ISOs burned with EZ > CD and have had no problem. > >Charles :-) > > - Original Message - > From: "Kit Ngan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 5:33 PM > Subject: Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure > Thank you for your reply. I used a piece of junk called Gozilla on an NT machine at work, and suspect it may be the cause. In the past, I've used IE5 with no problem, but haven't successfully downloaded the iso on recent attempts. Last night I used an ftp program on a windows 98 machine at home, downloaded the 7.1 tree, and did a hdinstall (upgrade). All went well. I did have to reinstall Helixcode, however.
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
Marc If you are using EZ CD 4.0 you should install the patch from Adaptec. the current version is 4.02 What method did you use to download the ISO. Netscape, IE5, FTP program, because that is probably where your problem lies. I know Netscape has a rep of downloading ISOs from FTPs in an unusable format. I have used IE5, GetRight, and PowerDesk to download ISOs burned with EZ CD and have had no problem. Charles :-) - Original Message - From: "Kit Ngan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, June 10, 2000 5:33 PM Subject: Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure > > Anyone having a problem getting easy cd to use the 7.1 inst.iso? I've > > downloaded twice from differnet mirrrors and can't get Easy CD to open > > either download. Says it's not a valid disk image. > > Regards, > > I'm using EZ CD Creator 4.0 without problem... even Nero 5.0 working with > RAW Image with 2048 byte block! > > > Marc Sitkin > > Nero is shareware... free for use within 30 days... http://www.ahead.de > > > Rgds Kit > K&B Computer Technology Co. > > >
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
> Anyone having a problem getting easy cd to use the 7.1 inst.iso? I've > downloaded twice from differnet mirrrors and can't get Easy CD to open > either download. Says it's not a valid disk image. > Regards, I'm using EZ CD Creator 4.0 without problem... even Nero 5.0 working with RAW Image with 2048 byte block! > Marc Sitkin Nero is shareware... free for use within 30 days... http://www.ahead.de Rgds Kit K&B Computer Technology Co.
Re: [Cooker] EasyCD and 7.1ist.iso failure
I downloaded with Win98 from ftp.sunet.com and windows added an extra .iso to the end of the file (inst.iso.iso) - don't know if that made a difference, I just renamed it and burned it without any problems. Good luck, Mike > Anyone having a problem getting easy cd to use the 7.1 inst.iso? I've > downloaded twice from differnet mirrrors and can't get Easy CD to open > either download. Says it's not a valid disk image. > Regards, > > Marc Sitkin >
