On Friday 07 June 2002 12:27 pm, Franki wrote:
> yeah, that was my initial concern.. but I have found many things
> possible that were not before I got 160mb of ram..
Doesn't make much diff, 32, or 512mb ram
> Also, the burner has the 4mb cache..
That's the 'buffer' (fifo). That's the "ram" that counts.
and the system has a fast
> 40gig hard disk on a ATA100 controller card, so it isn't exactly a
> normal 233 class system, its had a few upgrades. its also a HX
> chipset, which if memory serves was one of the fastest chipsets for
> pentium class..
stripped down BX chipset. Copy stuff to that HDD, then burn from
there.
it consistantly outperformed VX and was pretty
> close to TX... so I guess it'll probably go ok..
It's probly OK, but a P class chipset motherboard -not- BX should
be the greater concern.
> I just wish that a console GUI for cdrecord existed.. that way I
> could do it outside of X without having to resort to console.
> (which isnt' that bad,, but I like a GUI for things like MP3,
> buring and DVD playback..stuff like that.)
I ust'a think the same, but lately burnin from the CL is easier,
quicker, and safer than any GUI. I recently thought Gcombust to be
the most reliable, it's since proved me wrong :( Then I discovered
how quick and simple it was to burn from the CL.
man cdrecord and read the CD-writing howto. Unlike most docs,
they even include examples!! ;)
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