I've had a lot of trouble setting up IDE writing systems. I just had one
system I was working on at my work, where the customer wanted an IDE
cd-rewriter working under NT and Linux. Found out that NT wouldn't use the
IDE writer, even after the drivers for SCSI emulation were installed.
I did get i
> Hi, I wanted to get one of these drives for data archival and I had afew
> questions, i'de be glad for any advice:
>
> 2. What is the deal with the buffer underflow thing? I read (on Computers.co
> m) that you should have a fast SCSI interface, because if you cant feed the
> writer data fast eno
You probably want to have a look at Andy McFadden's CD-Recordable FAQ,
which is not Linux oriented, but does have a lot of information about
the hardware.
It is at
http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/
timothy> 1. I read (on NetExpress) that the shelf life of CD-R media
timothy>is only like 5 year
Hi, I wanted to get one of these drives for data archival and I had afew
questions, i'de be glad for any advice:
1. I read (on NetExpress) that the shelf life of CD-R media is only like 5
years. Is this true? Doesn't this suck? And that CD-RW media has a shelf life
of 30 years. Does this mean I ha
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