[Kyle Pearson] > Calling: /usr/lib/xcdroast/bin/xcdrwrap CDRECORDDVD dev= "OLDATAPI:0,0,0" > gracetime=10 fs=16384k driveropts=burnfree -v -useinfo speed=40 -dao -eject > -pad -data "/home/kyle/TMP/track-01.iso" ...
Hmmm ... the OLDATAPI method of communicating with the drive has long
been deprecated by Linux kernel maintainers. I wonder if it would work
better to address the device by name ("dev=/dev/cdrom") instead. That
is the recommended way to use wodim now.
Unfortunately, it seems xcdroast does not support this mode (I don't
have k3b installed) so you'd have to test it from the command line.
Could you see whether the two addressing modes behave the same,
regarding the OPC check?
wodim -dummy -v dev=OLDATAPI:0,0,0 /some/file.iso
wodim -dummy -v dev=/dev/cdrom /some/file.iso
(Or substitute /dev/hdb or whatever, if /dev/cdrom is not a symlink to
your DVD writer device.)
Thanks,
Peter
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