I used Nero 5.0 under win2000 to burn mine. No problems. Don't think you can make that blanket statement. -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ron Stodden Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2001 12:42 AM To: Mandrake Expert Subject: Re: [expert] Bad CD? Felix Miata wrote: > > On the 8.1 CD #1 I burned second, I used windoze and EZ-CD Creator at > speed 2X. That 'md5sum /dev/sr0' matches. Then I tried it one the 8.1 CD > #1 I burned first using cdrecord speed=2 (which burned at speed=1), and > the process displayed the following: ... > I tried again on the 8.1 B1 #2 CD, which I also made using windoze at > 2X, and I got a much longer list of SCSI errors, and no md5sum. Next I > tried md5sum an old beat up store bought Winderz95 CD. That also gave a > bunch of SCSI errors, but ending with an md5sum value. I tried one more > with a pristine store bought Corel Office CD, and that gave an md5sum > value and zero SCSI errors. > Please DON'T use Windows software on any Mandrake install CDs. Windows knows nothing about the Rock Ridge extensions to ISO9660 that Linux uses, nor about the long name technique (mkisofs -U - untranslated file names, a violation of ISO 9660) that should be used on Linux disks. Use cdrecord to create CDs from ISO image files. Example, as superuser, to a CD-RW blank: cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 speed=4 blank=fast MandrakeLinux-8.1-Raklet-beta1-CD1.i586.iso -- Ron. [au]
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