I burn multiple CD's with my EIDE cd-rom burner all the time. And no
where in the documentation did it tell me I couldn't. My software
even let's me burn multiple copies.
Tabor Kelly
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I just burned 3 CDs back to back today at 2x speed. Never have heard of
anything that requires you to power down after writing a CD, and frankly, any
drive that would require such a thing wouldn't be used by me in the first
place. I seriously doubt there is such a beast.
Sorry for sending this to you twice Kenneth... Seems I just can't get used
to the Reply-To's.
* Kenneth Scharf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have also been told that the 2x and 4x drives only will write ONCE at
> that speed without powering down the computer (and therefore the drive)
> to let it cool do
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 12:39:29 -0800 (PST), you wrote:
>
>I have also been told that the 2x and 4x drives only will write ONCE at
>that speed without powering down the computer (and therefore the drive)
>to let it cool down. But you can burn forever at 1x. Anyone had this
>problem?
4x ? maybe,
On Fri, 26 Mar 1999, Kenneth Scharf wrote:
> I have gotten CD-R disks for as low as 10 cents each (after a rebate on
> a 10 pack.).
And the rebate company sells the list of adresses they collect to all
sorts of nice warm and fuzzy firms. :)
> Also I think you can't even buy a CD-R drive anymore
I have gotten CD-R disks for as low as 10 cents each (after a rebate on
a 10 pack.). Also I think you can't even buy a CD-R drive anymore, all
the new ones are CD-RW (which also write CD-R's). Compusa and best buy
have periodicly had IDE CD-RW drives on sale for $149-$199 after rebate.
I havn't
In a message dated 3/26/99 4:44:41 AM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> >> Also, does linux handle the cd-rw's? If so, are they worth the extra
> money
> >> to get?
> >
> >IMO, no. A CD-RW blank costs upwards of 30$ while a CD-R blank costs 1$
> >to 1.80$ so you would need
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999 15:44:25 -0500 (EST), you wrote:
>> Also, does linux handle the cd-rw's? If so, are they worth the extra money
>> to get?
>
>IMO, no. A CD-RW blank costs upwards of 30$ while a CD-R blank costs 1$
>to 1.80$ so you would need to blank a disc about 30 times before it's
>worthwh
On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Chris Hoover wrote:
> I'm looking at purchasing a cd-r /cd-rw in the near future, and was looking
> for some advice as to what to purchase. My main linux box has both ide
> and scsi in it, so I can go either way. I was wondering if there were
> advantages to going either wit
I'm looking at purchasing a cd-r /cd-rw in the near future, and was looking for
some advice as to what to purchase. My main linux box has both ide and scsi in
it, so I can go either way. I was wondering if there were advantages to going
either with scsi or ide. I'm looking more at ease of ope
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