Hi,
i wrote:
> > (You aren't using olde IDE disk and burner as master and
> > slave at the same controller, are you ?)
do...@mail.com wrote:
> I may be a newbie,
But how does a newbie know about PATA and master-slave ? :))
> Can you point me to any particularly good sources where I might
Sorry for the delayed response.
> Another remedy would be to use DVD+R instead of DVD-R.
>
> If speed influences the problem, then it is probably rather
> due to drive-and-media problems.
I bought the discs form Walmart, they only sell DVD-Rs now.
I might have gotten some from amazon, but then I
Hi,
do...@mail.com wrote:
Also, should I get a copy of the various coloured books? Orange, Red,
etc?
Only if you can (*), and are interested in antique CD specs
beyond what is told in SCSI volumes MMC-1 to MMC-3. Since MMC-4,
CD info is vanishing from MMC.
See for a list of topics:
Forgive my absence, my internet connection is intermittent.
I tried to contact the kernel devs, no luck so far. It was nice of you
to recommend using the digests, but then I can't reply.
I tried signing up and got the same reply as before
5.7.1 Hello [74.208.4.201], for your MAIL FROM address
On 2015-08-22, Thomas Schmitt scdbac...@gmx.net wrote:
Eduard Bloch, founder-forker of cdrkit, got his head bitten
off instead when he appeared on behalf of all burn programs:
http://lkml.iu.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0703.3/1760.html
Seems quite civil to me. Nothing vituperative. Alan Cox
Hi,
Ah, a proxy-head then :-/
As a true Debian Developer he did not know any fear.
No lock function and no open(2) flag is really safe.
Hm. That's interesting...
Note well that it is about device files, not data files.
I documented our defeat:
Hi,
Seems quite civil to me. Nothing vituperative. Alan Cox doesn't agree
with him, but that's quite another matter.
It's the outcome of the discussion.
Eduard's cause (and mine and Andy Polyakov's and even
Joerg Schilling's) got defeated without real consideration.
The list regulars who
Hi,
to...@tuxteam.de wrote:
And... how did you survive? Two heads?
I did not make an appearance at LKML but rather put my
effort in justifying my initially uncomfortable situation.
I had a few exhausting weeks before i could show progress
towards libburn-0.2.
Eduard Bloch, founder-forker of
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On Sat, Aug 22, 2015 at 08:27:18AM +0200, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
to...@tuxteam.de wrote:
And... how did you survive? Two heads?
[...]
Eduard Bloch, founder-forker of cdrkit, got his head bitten
off [...]
Ah, a proxy-head then :-/
This
Hi,
Curt wrote:
I'm just saying Edouard's head didn't get bitten off (no angry, gratuitous
attacks on the poor fellow),
Well, he and me perceived it as a painful defeat that
a technically well founded wish was rejected on base
of wrong technical statements and vague assumptions.
Insults are
On 2015-08-22, Thomas Schmitt scdbac...@gmx.net wrote:
Hi,
Seems quite civil to me. Nothing vituperative. Alan Cox doesn't agree
with him, but that's quite another matter.
It's the outcome of the discussion.
Eduard's cause (and mine and Andy Polyakov's and even
Joerg Schilling's) got
On 08/22/2015 12:31 PM, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
hours and hours of extra time
spent each week trying to write images or backups that just fail during the
burn attempt with no error messages that a mere non-programmer like me can
understand.
Ok. Take a deep breath and then let's go to the
On 08/22/2015 04:10 AM, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
Ah, a proxy-head then :-/
As a true Debian Developer he did not know any fear.
No lock function and no open(2) flag is really safe.
Hm. That's interesting...
Note well that it is about device files, not data files.
I documented our
Hi,
hours and hours of extra time
spent each week trying to write images or backups that just fail during the
burn attempt with no error messages that a mere non-programmer like me can
understand.
Ok. Take a deep breath and then let's go to the work
of problem diagnosis.
I can't even
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On Fri, Aug 21, 2015 at 09:13:29PM +0200, Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
Well there is a kernel dev mailing list.
You mean Linux Kernel Mailing List ?
That's a nice place to get your head bitten off.
[...]
Beware. Just
error No medium found before the drive LED stops blinking.
Shouldn't this be reported to the kernel devs as a regression?
There are kernel devs in reach ?
Well there is a kernel dev mailing list. I've wanted to contact them at
least twice but my messages always get rejected because
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
Well there is a kernel dev mailing list.
You mean Linux Kernel Mailing List ?
That's a nice place to get your head bitten off.
At least if you have not done all reasonable research
about your problem and invested some ingeniosity.
Beware. Just thinking about posting to
On Friday 21 August 2015 17:39:59 David Niklas wrote:
error No medium found before the drive LED stops blinking.
Shouldn't this be reported to the kernel devs as a regression?
There are kernel devs in reach ?
Well there is a kernel dev mailing list. I've wanted to contact them at
On Monday 17 August 2015 22:14:15 Thomas Schmitt wrote:
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
I noticed a user who knows much about CD and DVD drives
(Looking around whether anybody else feels addressed)
I certainly took him to mean you, Thomas! :-)
Lisi
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
I noticed a user who knows much about CD and DVD drives
(Looking around whether anybody else feels addressed)
I'm curious
about what books or docs he might recommend to learn about the topic,
for if things continue as they are, it seems we will run out of people
This is not exactly about debian, but I could not resist the
opportunity.
I noticed a user who knows much about CD and DVD drives and I'm curious
about what books or docs he might recommend to learn about the topic,
for if things continue as they are, it seems we will run out of people
with the
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