Tony Sleep wrote: > > I still use the original Ricoh RO-1420C SCSI CDR I bought 5 years ago, > originally in a 486, and a mere 2x write speed. Used with Gear s/w from > Elektroson which has some clever buffering arrangements but a Martian UI, it > has never produced a single coaster on any brand CDR. This is on a dogsbody PC > Celeron400 with 128Mb which also does duty as a POP3 proxy server, DNS proxy, > DAT backup and fax and print server for the rest of the LAN. > Seems the secret is using a SCSI interfaced drive. > If I use Adaptec S/w (latest here is v3.5 I think) the slightest trace of a > system glitch produces coasters. My success rate falls to about 25% instead of > 99%. > Doesn't this speak volumes about where one finger can be pointed. Thanks for this, I'm gonna track down Gears. Art
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