[lug] CD writing
Taz
feenix at ticnet.com
Mon Sep 24 19:52:58 MDT 2001
I bought an Acer IDE 4x4x32 about 2-3 years ago. Have had 0 problems
with it. Have had a neighbor buy an HP writeer and couldn't get the
machine to recognize it. I've heard really good stuff about TDK tho. I
would buy whatever is on sale. I'm cheap. Chances are that if it is
(E)IDE std, than you'll have no problems iwth linux burning. I use
X-CDRoast and have for some time. I've used it with the same drive for
almost 3 years. Only thing tho...I haven't figured out how to burn a
.iso image with it yet. Just haven't had the time to learn.
I currently have more time than money. So if the 4x burn fails, I'd try
the 2x. I've had mixed results with media. I've never tried to use a
re-writable disk. Good luck.
$0.02
Jeff
Arlan Ramsay wrote:
> I have used the scsi version with no real problems. I am
> thinking of getting an IDE CD writer. Does someone have
> advice for or against doing that?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Arlan Ramsay
> Department of Mathematics
> 395 UCB
> University of Colorado, Boulder
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