On Friday 15 August 2003 05:05 pm, Andy Polyakov wrote: <snip>
> Once again! Don't *imply* things, *say* them. Do you mean that you've > moved *your* burner unit to your friend's machine and could produce a > DVD+RW recording playable in your MP9060? Because if you didn't, then XP > is unlikely to solve your problem. If you did move *your* burner to your > friend's machine and it did the trick, then the problem can surely be > solved in Linux. A. My friend has a unit identical to mine (model and such - probably from the same batch, unless the store sold us two units from different batches - very unlikely, I would think), as we both decided to go for this type/manufacturer, after following email threads on other lists, about burners, for a while. I did not move mine to his PC, though, but I strongly believe that this should not be an issue - if mine was broken, I assume that I wouldn't have been able to burn anything ... Thanks again - I do not think this is worth your time, though, anymore, and probably not mine, either, as I don't see and couldn't find anybody else interested in the issue, so I will choose the "path of minimal resistance". I asked a question, and you were kind enough to provide many directions and possible answers. In the end all I want is to burn DVDs and archive my networking tools from my Linux - but - if I can't make it work - I am not going to insist on using it for burning, so I'll probably "cron" something for nightly syncs to another box, and do the burning where it works. Thx again, Stef -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
