Hi,
> AFAIK stream i/o will not disable defect repair, so this protection
> will still be active
I doubt it does checkread for badly written blocks.
The increased speed indicates we successfully
disabled normal defect management.
If the drive encounters a perceivable error during
write then it m
On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 1:19 PM, Thomas Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> > So, basically, using streaming i/o will compensate "for free" (I mean
> > you get exactly the same result on disc as not using streaming) the
> > slow down caused by defect management?
>
> It depends on the nu
Hi,
> The cost effective solution for too much cheap disk may be more cheap disk.
Indeed. Having enough disk buffer for the
whole backup can solve most of the problems
caused by the disproportion of size and
speed with BD-RE.
One could direct the backup to external disk
on the first hand and thu
Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
i wrote:
Like: 1 hour 40 minutes is too long for a backup window.
Rob Bogus wrote:
That I can accept, I was going to post something similar.
This all would be no issue if there was an alternative
to BD-RE media like there are alternatives to DVD-R
Hi,
> > i made some changes to the WRITE12 streaming commands.
> Now it works with both DVD-RAM and BD-RE!
> md5sums match.
I'm good in guessing :))
Now it works for your one BD-RE drive, your DVD-RAM drive
and my DVD-RAM drives.
At least it gives hope that a substantial fraction
of other drive
On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 3:51 PM, Thomas Schmitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i made some changes to the WRITE12 streaming commands.
> With DVD-RAM the last buffer of a write session is
> padded up to its full size.
> With BD-RE the buffer size is set to 64 KiB
Now it works with both DVD-RAM a
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