Hi,
I'm running 32-bit Fedora 12 on a recently built core2 duo system.
The dvd burner is a month-old Samsung drive.
I use imgburn 2.5.0.0 under Wine to create iso's and burn them to disk.
( Imgburn works better than K3B; e.g. if iso is near the disk
capacity, K3B says it won't fit. Also, Imgburn worked on
Fedora 7 flawlessly. )
The disk that prompts this posting gives an input/output error
on a file when I run a diff -r comparing it to the original HD
directory. The file that is associated with the i/o error is
near the 'end' of the diff.
This is the second disk burned from this data directory - the first
one gave the same i/o error on the same file.
No errors are logged in /var/log/messages.
If I mount the dvd i can display the image file that is associated
with the i/o error in gwenview, gThumb, Gnome Image Viewer and Okular
with no errors apparent. No problems are seen in viewing other files
in the target file's proximity (preceding/following files).
I've mounted the iso image and run a diff -r comparing it to the
original HD directory with NO errors.
Can anyone give me some insight into this error or suggestions
about any other tests I can perform?
Regards,
D Wyatt
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