Subject: Re: more information
From: Jim Gribbin (jewelrysupplier@gci.net)
Date: Mon Jul 21 2003 - 19:38:36 AKDT
Did you write the CD all at once, or is it a multi-session. I haven't
played with multi-session, but isn't there something about a UDF or UFS
module, or something like that for reading multi-session. Maybe the
laptop has that enabled and the desktop doesn't.
I have also had problems with some CD drives not liking the higher-speed
blanks. Something about the laser being the wrong wavelength for the
newer high-speed substrates.
I wouldn't thing the ide-scsi module should affect this much. We use
that module when writing CD-RW with ide cdrom drives, it reads at least
some of it back during the writing process.
Jim
On Mon, 2003-07-21 at 13:56, Barsalou wrote:
> The other thing I think I forgot to mention was that one of the cd rom's
> I am using is a burner....I guess I thought I should mention that
> because of the CD-rw nature of the disk.
>
> Additionally, the CD that I can read it on is an older cd-rom drive on a
> laptop.
>
> One more thing....on the machine that I cannot read it on...my ide cd
> rom is doing that scsi emulation things so that xcdroast can use it
> properly...think that could be causing it?
>
> What would be an easy way to check that without having to redo all my
> settings in modules.conf etc.
>
> Mike
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