Said Justin Harbison on Fri, Apr 26, 2002 at 12:28:03AM -0500,
> My girlfriend
@cs.utexas.edu? Girlfriend?
> We have been quite pleased
> with its performance and it hasn't created a bad disk yet.
Under Linux or Windows?
Anyway, sounds like a good option. I haven't used a USB burner, so I
do
My girlfriend runs an Acer 8x8x24 PCMCIA on her Toshiba laptop. This is
the first and only burner I have ever used. We have been quite pleased
with its performance and it hasn't created a bad disk yet. It's a good
option. However, it is a little more pricey than some of the standard USB
1 burn
Today at 6:16pm, Alexander Boulgakov expounded:
++ Hey guys, I have a Toshiba with type II PCCard slots. Does anyone have
++ reliable experience running any PCMCIA cd-burner? Or, if you prefer,
++ USB? I looked on the Net, it seems USB supports only read operations,
++ but SCSI burners are fully
Time to leech the mana of Linuxoid gurus :)
Hey guys, I have a Toshiba with type II PCCard slots. Does anyone have
reliable experience running any PCMCIA cd-burner? Or, if you prefer,
USB? I looked on the Net, it seems USB supports only read operations,
but SCSI burners are fully functional. P
On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Tom Brown wrote:
> I don't know if this useful, but I like to pipe strange characters
> into hexdump
Thanks for the info, turns out I wasn't handling the string terminator
correctly / off-by-one error... ps :)
Paul Sack correctly diagnosed the problem (a co-worker at AR
I don't know if this useful, but I like to pipe strange characters
into hexdump
echo "This is a test" | ./compress | hexdump -c
Printf and gdb are powerful debugging tools.
On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 04:17:42PM -0500, Robert Giles wrote:
> Howdy folks - I'm writing a program to compress and uncomp
