Quel Qun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> I have a machine with two CDRoms in them (both SCSI). One is a 16X >> CDRW, the other is a Plextor 40X CD. The burner can read it with no >> problem. The Plextor cannot. When I burn, I use DAO and burnfree. >> I've also tried it without those enabled, same thing. I have not tried >> slowing the burn speed down (currently burning at 16X). Maybe I could >> try at 4X and see if it makes a difference. >> >> I don't think it's a coincidence that the burner can read the burned >> disk and the regular CD cannot. Note: I only use high grade Yamaha CDR >> blanks. These are not CDRW blanks. >> > > The same happened to me with the last 700MB CD I made with MakeCD > burning at 10x on blanked CDRW. The system usually boots the install if > I put the CD in the burner, but rarely does it if I put the CD in the > DVD/CD IDE reader. > > I haven't tried to make slightly smaller CDs or burning slower. > > I am starting to think that filling these discs as much as possible is > quite dangerous.
I think that most of these problems are related to bad media. -- Warly
