Re: Can't Burn CDR's On 2.4.19pre8

[Johannes Ruscheinski]

Also sprach Tomasz Rola:
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> On Tue, 7 May 2002, Johannes Ruscheinski wrote:
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> > Also sprach Tomasz Rola:
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> > > On Mon, 6 May 2002, Johannes Ruscheinski wrote:
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> > > > Hi,
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> > > > I don't know whether I have a hardware problem or a kernel problem.  Here's
> > > > what I get when I try to dummy burn a data CDR on 2.4.19pre8:
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> > > Forgive me this insulting question, but have you tried to burn another CD?
> > It was a dummy burn.  I didn't realize that the CDR medium mattered here?
> > So just to be on the safe side I tried again with a different brand disc
> > and had a failure after about 70MiB of data.
> 
> Me idiot. Haven't noticed that "dummy" word. How about going back to some
> previous working kernel to try if it works? I have burnt quite a few CDRWs
I don't know if there ever was a working kernel that's what I'd like to know.
How do I differentiate bad hardware from a kernel problem?
> under 2.4.18 so I assume it's ok here. BTW, I always give right dev=x,y,z
> options, which I get from "cdrecord -scanbus".
Actually I did too: "dev=0,0,0" as determined by "cdrecord -scanbus".
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> bye
> T.
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