HI Bill,
sometimes slowing the burn down works. Also check that the blank can
write at the nominated speed.
Another thought is that sometimes you can update the firmware on these
things. Might be worth checking the manufacturer website occasionally.
Ben
bill wrote:
Thanks Tony and Ben
As
Thanks Tony and Ben
As I stated, I tried with 3 PCs and 3 DVD-RW's - the latest being only a
recent purchasre - an Asus SATA DVD-RW.
Anyway, managed to burn the .iso to a dual/double-layer DVD+R with
Brasero under XUbuntu 9.04.
at (near) completion I got an error message, but I can play the
2009/8/28 Adam Kennedy
> Hi gang
>
> You may have noticed recently that Nokia has decided to pack a fairly
> beefy Linux setup into their new super high end phone.
>
> What I didn't notice till today is that they've also had a shot at
> making the shiniest ad for a Linux OS yet :)
>
> http://maem
Powerdns has a great front ending poweradmin.
Apt-cache search pdns
Dean
On 29/08/2009, at 2:23 PM, Ben Donohue wrote:
www.webmin.com
Ben
UnspecifiedId wrote:
Greetings,
a) can anyone recommend a good virtual DNS appliance with a decent
Web GUI frontend or
b) good Web Front ends for
Hi all,
Following my presentation on Friday night I was
asked about how I'd created some of the images in
my presentation. For those who have seen (and will
see) the presentation, of particular interest was
how I'd managed to create the image wherein the
frame is skewed to provide an impression of
Please no. not webmin. There are much better front ends for doing dns.
gadmin-bind (the newer ) version is fairly decent -> google is your
friend / apt-cache search dns blah
2009/8/29 Ben Donohue :
> www.webmin.com
>
> Ben
>
>
>
>
> UnspecifiedId wrote:
>>
>> Greetings,
>>
>> a) can anyone recomme
