immediate ignorant thought - rip an image (.iso) then burn that?
I use cdrdao for copying cd's usually and it writes a .bin file and a toc
file, and it was causing errors, can't imagine an iso would be any different,
In Windows I used Nero and it writes (its own version) of an ISO and agaian
caused errors
ok, that's me sucking badly then...
nope, it'd probly be exactly the same.
could the errors be down to physical problems with the disk?
iain
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