Here's my 2 cents:
I run 8.6 w/96 MB of RAM. I have VM on and my Iomega 650 is plugged into a
hub. I always burn at 4X and have used crappy media like K Hypermedia. I've
never had anyproblems with it. I have iTunes, but I'm using the patched
version. (Fear not Apple execs, the leap to X is coming this summer) Maybe
that's the issue, but I could not seem to duplicate your problem on my
machine.
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This looks like a job for Superman, but you'll have to settle for,
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Platypi Design
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Rev. B 233 Mhz iMac, 96 MB RAM, OS 8.6
on 07/26/01 8:54 AM, as far as I know, Joe Kimmel at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Patrick,
> We have had similar problems in the past. Fuji, Maxell, Memorex, Sony all
> work. Fuji works the best...and Sony's only work at 2x on our Iomega CD-R.
>
>
> Make sure you have virtual memory turned off, turn off the zip, unplug,
> check all connections, connect to the computer only not the keyboard and
> not a hub. Turn off toast fire and especially Toast CD recorder
> extensions, in fact I moved them out of the system folder altogether. If I
> can think of anything else later on I will let you know. I am a bit
> frustrated now as when I switch between OS X and 9.1 VM gets turned back on
> and we end up with a coaster from time to time.
>
>> Dear List,
>> Several weeks ago I asked your help when I set up a factory
>> refurb.Iomega Zip CD burner. The suggestion which helped alot was to
>> get Fuji CD-R media. The spindle of Imation CD-R media is useless
>> (that's what I get for asking Compusa employees for a
>> recommendation); the Fuji works perfectly with iTunes. So my kids are
>> happy, because they want to burn tunes (I want to archive data).
>> HOWEVER, Toast 4.1.3 insists "No CD recorder. Please check cables and
>> power". The USB is plugged directly into my 333 MHz (OS 9.1, 160 meg
>> memory) iMac's USB port (iTunes works fine off my USB port hub),
>> Apple System Profiler recognizes the burner, etc.
>> Somebody mentioned an iTunes/Toast conflict, but disabling iTunes
>> extensions doesn't help.
>> Is this a hardware problem (I bought it refurb) or a software problem
>> (if the latter, where is it documented). Does anyone know if Toast 5
>> is conflict-free?
>> Thanks in advance,
>
>
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> Joseph H. Kimmel
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