I used verbose option and clearly see that the burn process was completed and
the session was closed.
what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
The burn was 100% completed at 95% quality. ;)
That's putting it colloquially of course. The burner is maladjusted to
the
Hi,
what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
The only reliable indicator seems to be checkreading
by all drives which shall be able to read the DVD.
This would mean either
- to compare each file on the DVD with its original
on hard disk (if the files on disk did
One of my coworkers recently noticed the infamous Alarm clock error
from cdrecord-ProDVD on our HP-UX workstations. She's been using
cdrecord-ProDVD 2.01a27 which is the newest version available on the
berlios FTP site for HP-UX. Apparently, this alpha release is expired,
and there is no 2.01
On Fri, May 13, 2005 at 04:17:35PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i resolved my alarm clock by downloading only
the current wrapper script
ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/ProDVD/cdrecord-wrapper.sh
which obviously contains the new license key.
(Saying: Key Expires --- 2005 Oct 22
The alpha releases have built-in expiration dates
Oops. Then it's about time i get the newer 2.01 binary.
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
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| Completely forget all your this-year's redhat references. This problem
| existed at least with kernels 2.2 and 2.4, and is probably as old as
| Linux (see references to it for kernels 1.3 in older mkisofs/cdrecord
| source around the -pad option). In
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| Are there really such errors with DVD now ?
| With CD there is an embarrassing tradition for that.
I'm not sure that it happens with a DVD. I know it happens with CDs.
I would have expected that what was true of CDs would be true with
DVDs.
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Hi,
I would have expected that what was true of CDs would be true with
DVDs.
So let us assume for now that DVDs are still safe
in that aspect. At least no real problems have
been reported. (Nevertheless i pad 300 kB)
My (likely outdated) experience passing a CD-sized chunk of bytes over
a
Volker Kuhlmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
This sounds like an incompatability between your burner and your media.
No software will fix that, other than a firmware fix in the burner.
You're probably right. I've upgraded the firmware to no avail.
The only way to be sure is to try my burner with
Thanks for the comprehensive explanation,
Hi,
what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
The only reliable indicator seems to be checkreading
by all drives which shall be able to read the DVD.
This would mean either
- to compare each file on the DVD with its
Hi,
- or to compare the data image on DVD with a checksum
which was made when that image was written to DVD.
First time heard about this method. How to actually obtain the DVD checksum?
If you got the image stored on disk you may use
program md5sum.
If you generate and burn the image
I would have expected that what was true of CDs would be true with
DVDs.
So let us assume for now that DVDs are still safe
in that aspect.
Oh n way! I have had the end-of-recording read errors on DVDs as
well, though can't quite remember exactly when it was and therefore
which kernel
On Friday 13 May 2005 14:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would have expected that what was true of CDs would be true with
DVDs.
So let us assume for now that DVDs are still safe
in that aspect. At least no real problems have
been reported. (Nevertheless i pad 300 kB)
If you are
On Friday 13 May 2005 20:07, James Finnall wrote:
On Friday 13 May 2005 14:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I would have expected that what was true of CDs would be true with
DVDs.
So let us assume for now that DVDs are still safe
in that aspect. At least no real problems have
On many servers now I use DVD+RW media for backup purposes just like the
old tape drives, sequential in format using the tar command and written
using sdd with 32k blocks.
It is probable that the read-ehad error doesn't show on DVD+RW if the
area just following the last block which you want
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