CDRECORD Errors

Possibly a styoopid question, but I couldn't find a list anywhere.. Anyone have a list of error codes that CDRECORD returns with, based on an error? (Write error, buffer underrun, bad media, etc..) If anyone has a list, or knows where in the C code to go look them up (I'm not a

Running w/o User Input?

Another possibly dumb question, but again I didn't find anything in the man pages or the docs.. Something I never got when I was testing my front-end program was the message: Trying to clear drive status. Re-load disk and hit ..So I didn't plan on CDRECORD waiting forever for s

Re: cdrecord support for DVD-R

>Hi, >I was just browsing the cdrecord web pages and came across the story about >the VLT archive project. In the story it says that they are using a >version of cdrecord that can burn a massive 4GB iso9660 image onto DVD-R media. >I tried finding out more information about this process but fai

Disc Info?

Just curious... Is there a small utility (other than using the "cdrecord -atip" command) that will display the size of the writable disk (or the ATIP info), if it IS writable or re-writable? Thanks! Me. --- Fox

Buffer Timeout?

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Buffer Timeout?

> Hey all - > Quick question. > Running under SCO Unix Openserver (5.05 - feel my pain?), I have > a success rate of about 50% right now - When it bombs out, it happens > anywhere in the write, and it goes like this (sorry, no screen cap yet) - > I get a Write Error (No

High rate of write errors..?

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Bad disk/SCSI revisited?

l Corporation Any ideas? Later tonight I'll try the same test on a RedHat 6.2 system, with 2.2.4-14 kernel, with a Sony CD-RW CRX140S brand CD-RW drive. Thanks! Mike. ----------- Fox Morrey - Noble Systems Supp

Bad disk/SCSI revisited? (more)

Just a little more info.. The output of cdrecord shows I'm writing at speed 2, when, in fact, I called cdrecord with a speed=4 (the max my CD-RW can write CD-RWs.) According to disk info, that should be fine (min speed = 4). Even if I specify speed=1 (which, techincally, is blow

Bad disk/SCSI revisited? (more)

that DID work on to my box that didn't work, it will take a while.) Mike. ------- Fox Morrey - Noble Systems Support Your Horoscope for Today: Taurus: You will never find true happiness- what you gonna do, cr

Thanks all..

drive's BIOS must be reporting. In either case, same two disks worked perfectly on same system, newer drive. Gratzi! Mike. ------- Fox Morrey - Noble Systems Support Your Horoscope for Today: Taurus: You will

ATIP info - space left?

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Re: Greetings..

>I believe Joerg Schilling's cdrecord-ProDVD will do what you want (see >the cdrecord website); you can also use the patch by Nicolae Mihalache >available at http://www.abcpages.com/~mache/cdrecord-dvd.html to roll >your own, unsupported DVD recording solution. >I've used the latter with no real

DVD-R filesystem?

Since DVD-ROMs use UDF (not ISO) filesystems (is that correct?), how would I make a filesystem with mkisofs to put on the DVD-R? Or do I even need to? Gratzi! Mike. --- Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Noble Syste

DVD-RW/DVD+RW

r *IS* there no differnce, and is it just a marketing technique? Thanks! Mike. ----------- Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Noble Systems Support -> "Play Ball": The last two words of the National Anthem. <- -- To UNSUB

MATSHITA DVD-RAM/R Drive Supported?

thought DVD-RAMs were a completely different monster all together. But this seems to be able to do both. (Not DVD-RW, however..) Info? Should I stick with the Pioneer A03? (I like that one..) Me. ----------- Mike 'Fox' Mo

With all this DVD talk..

Anyone know if the "HP 100i" DVD+R recordable is compatible with Pro-DVD or dvdrtools? Or anywhere I could find out that info? Mike. ------- Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Noble Systems Support -> So Many

Filesystem overhead?

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Re: Filesystem overhead?

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Re: Filesystem overhead?

I finish the latest update to my program. Since DVD-Rs have UDF (extensions?|Along with ISO9660?) on them as well, I'm assuming their overhead would be slightly greater as well, correct? Mike.. --------------- Mike 'Fox&#

Filenames..

ation of command-line options I'm using, or a bug? (I doubt it's a bug. Someone else woulda found it..) I'm using the 2.0 release of mkisofs/cdrecord.. Thanks! ___________ Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Noble Systems

Re: remove the pointless delay

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Adding MD5 to Image...

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Re: Adding MD5 to Image...

g its md5sum). Having said that it, may be feasible to add it to cdrecord etc. Ashish Mike 'Fox' Morrey wrote: Hey guys.. How hard would it be to have MKISOFS add a line after creating an image that had the MD5 sum for that image? i.e. Something like: Total translation table size: 0

Re: Adding MD5 to Image...

ourens Veen was heard scratching: How about using tee(1)? You could have mkisofs write the image to stdout, then use tee to put it into a file as well as pipe it into md5sum. Lourens -- ___________ Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Nobl

Re: Adding MD5 to Image...

an print out the MD5SUM itself.. Thanks for the offer tho, looking like a good and useful little utility! Me. On vinyl, [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard scratching: Mike 'Fox' Morrey >> to have mkisofs report the MD5 sum for that image ? ISO Chksum: a69def10...190F5 Lourens > How about us

Re: blank=all only works in isolation

x27;t even know this was a supported operation... like you I've been doing it in two steps, back to the days when my Phillips 2600 SCSI drive was new stuff. -- ___________ Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Noble Systems Direct

Re: blank=all only works in isolation

er correctly.) On Wed, Oct 20, 2004 at 01:25:46PM -0400, Mike 'Fox' Morrey wrote: Me neither. I know I had tried, and it didn't work, way before 1.0-final came out. I didn't complain because I figured that it wasn't valid - like you say, doing two step

Graft-POints with Path-List

ode: ..." Anyone throw a clue my way? Thanks! Mike. -- _______________ Mike 'Fox' Morrey - Signal-Ahead The sender of this e-mail is (C)2004 The Universe. He may not be copied, decompiled, distributed, rented, or sold w

Re: Graft-POints with Path-List

u already try a 'files.lst' containing lines like these ? /files/file1.vox=/archive/file1.vox /files/file2.vox=/archive/file2.vox You will have to use command line option -graft-points, of course. Have a nice day :) Thomas -- _________