Lan Barnes wrote:
On Sat, October 20, 2007 10:24 pm, Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On 10/20/07, rbw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What I find weird is the absolute conclusive
confidence of the web sites I searched that with
a drive that has DVD-R/RAM capabilities that the
below CLI will work.
My circumstances can't possibly be THAT special...
What in the world could I be missing??
BTW burning CD's is no problem at all...
Have you looked at the date of the information supplied by those web
sites? As far as I know, the functions of growisofs and cdrecord have
been merged into a package "cdrtools", by everyone's favorite author
Joerg Schilling.
Schilling-haters have produced another set of software for cd/dvd
creation, instantaneously I can't find it.
Possibly related: what is the group of the CD/DVD writer? Most
likely "disk". Do you rbw or lbarnes belong to group disk?
I know this is going to bring down an avalanche of calumny on my ignorant
head, but I usually make my cdrom device 777. 9 times out of 10 it's R/O,
and the tenth time, what am I risking, that someone will own a user
account on the box just in time to ruin a $.35 blank? BFD.
If you want a copy of KNOPPIX_V5.1.1DVD-2007-01-04-EN.iso I have one
or two, and could make more. Of course this does not solve the
problem of burning your own.
No, but it could debug whether it's a HW problem.
I could go for one of those. Also (separate post) FC7 i386.
Thanks Carl and Gus...
As it turns out I managed to get a (seemingly)
good download twice but a bad checksum and the
3rd time I got a clean download/checksum. Lan
maybe it is a simple as this for you?
In the course of looking up the higher issues I
ran across this, which I'm not familiar:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Rainier_(packet_writing)
What, if any, use are any of you making of this
capability?
rbw
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