Well,
after following this thread for awhile, I decided to test certain
things on my ide CD-RW cdrom.
1. I have not had much luck with xcdroast, so I have only been using
cdrecord.
2. I have no trouble burning CD-R cdroms.
3. With CD-RW, cdrecord bombs out on attempts to write a brand new CD
Following on from my post last night, I have read through the HOW-TO and
it threw no light on my problem. the output from cdrecord is:
[root@treble /dev]# cdrecord -scanbus
Cdrecord release 1.8a29 Copyright (C) 1995-1999 Jörg Schilling
Using libscg version 'schily-0.1'
scsibus0:
cdrecord: Warning
I've got a refurbished Yamaha CDRW 4x4x16 at home that
makes beautiful CDs most of the time. 'Course I don't use
MKISOFS, as what I'm burning is already in an ISO format
(so far.) I've made numerous CDs of three different
distributions of Linux, and with 4 exceptions all have
verified OK on my sys
Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
>
> Looks like cdrecord detected the 1. track and appended the second track.
> No error at all. I mounted the cd and could only see the stuff which was
> on the 1. track. How do I get to see the second track? Did I miss a
> chapter in the man page?
>
> I'd like to use CD-
>
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Mike Hahn wrote:
>
> > All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> > last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Well, lemme see.
I burned CDs with 6.0
I burned CDs with 6.1
I burned CDs with 7.0
I have been trying to figure how I
Vincent Danen wrote:
>
> Mike, I don't know why Brian is having problems but I can say for a fact
> that the Mandrake 7.0 distro comes with a perfectly working cdrecord as
> far as I'm concerned. I have written to CDRW's, blanked them, and written
> to regular CD-R's with the cdrecord included i
Ok, I have *a* particular file that is consistently corrupted by it;
I have some other files that work ok. Unfortunately my test file is
copyrighted.
But I'll try to dig up a file that I can legally post as a sample that
is consistently corrupted and maybe we can see if anybody else sees the
sa
Perhaps an incompatibility, then, but simply using different versions
oof those two problems fixes the problem.
The mkisofs that works is 1.12b3 (based on the "-v" flag)
the cdrecord is 1.53 (based on the "strings" info).
I can try doing mkisofs to the loopback device if it's of interest to
you
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Mike Hahn wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Mike, I don't know why Brian is having problems but I can say for a fact
that the Mandrake 7.0 distro comes with a perfectly working c
"Brian T. Schellenberger" écrivit :
> I've already solved my own problem.
>
> The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
> distribution is broken. I used the versions included with "scdbackup"
> and they work just fine.
Hi,
No. I use this version each day and it's work perfect
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, you wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
>
Ok. I'm using xcdroast here, which requires cdrecord. Version here is:
xcdroast-0.96e-7mdk
John
Brian,
I just installed cdrecord 1.8 and then xcdroast and it's working
fine. I first uninstalled the default rpm's from 6.1. As a test
I burned a copy of some windows clipart cd, and it worked just
fine. I have a Ricoh 7060S CDR/RW and a NEC 465. (both scsi,
internal, via a 2940 Adaptec) Btw,
Mike Hahn wrote:
> All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
> last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
>
> Thanks
>
> M. Hahn
I'm running Mandrake-linux Version 7.0 Air, cdrecord-1.8a29-3mdk as provided on the
disto. disk.
It works for me. Ricoh MP7060A.
All of this said. Can I ask for the facts? Does any one know what the
last "working" Mandrake disto. of cdrecord is?
Thanks
M. Hahn
"Brian T. Schellenberger" wrote:
> I've already solved my own problem.
>
> The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
> distribution is broken.
I've already solved my own problem.
The version of cdrecord and/or mkisofs in the Mandrake 7.0
distribution is broken. I used the versions included with "scdbackup"
and they work just fine.
I must say that this is just one of a NUMBER of reasons why I like the
mailing list a lot but I never p
As a first try, you might want to try giving the -force option and see
whether that works for you.
But, once again, as seems to happen so often on this list, a topic
comes up just as I am about to bring up the subject myself. I am
having some severe problems with writing CDs under Mandrake 7.0;
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