> I'm about to buy a new CD-RW. My first idea was to buy a Plextor but
> considering the price, a Teac CDW516EB (16x10x32x ATAPI) seems a better
> buy. Is anyone using this model?
>
> A small question for J�rg. From what I read in the source of the cdrtools
> you don't know if cdrecord can use the Burn Proof mode of Teac drives.
> Anything new about that since the latest release of cdrecord?
>
According to my experiences, most techs (except Justlink series) for
preventing
buffer overrun making a frisbee describe themselves in mode page 0x21. If we
want to
enable this capability of a cdrw, we can just set it in the mode page 0x05.
Plextor, Teac,
Liteon are ok by this means.
But, some other brands have some strange problems. For example,
Yamaha 2100
and 2200 should support the above trick. But no matter how I try, they will
failed after
about writing 64 MB data by my program. The sense data didn't show any
reasonable
data. I observe the cdrw will send a couple times "Sense:0x02 ; ASC:0x04 ;
ASCQ:0x08"
(LOGICAL UNIT NOT READY, LONG WRITING IN PROGRESS), then it fail with a
sense like "invalid address for write" (something like that, but I am not
very sure....).
Is there anything special for Yamaha 2100 and 2200? I can't get any
documents or
information for these cdrws. Is there anyone can give me some hints?
Jack Ciao
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