hrmm. I have burned several sets of CentOS 3 and 4 cd's and
DVD's without issue under win2k sp4 using nero 5.x. with a nec
burner single layer 4x dvd burner flashed to an 8x dual layer dvd
burner.
Lamar Owen wrote:
> Long long ago, in a mailing list far far away, a Red Hat Knight once uttered:
> "*PLEASE MAKE SURE* that you are using the following command to
> burn your CDs:
>
> cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -v -dao -pad padsize=150s beta3-i386-discX.iso
>
> I have seen mediacheck fail on CDs that were written without
> the "-pad padsize=150s" option. I do not recommend burning the
> images under Win32, unless you are using cdrecord for win32,
> which I have verified as working correctly."
>
> Don't ask where or by whom that was uttered. I can't tell you. I will say
> that the person who said that above knows exactly what he's talking about,
> and that it was uttered in 2002.
>
> Under CentOS 4 itself, assuming an ATAPI CD burner, use something like (which
> is the actual command I'm using):
> cdrecord -dev=ATAPI:1,0,0 -v -dao -pad padsize=150s -eject
> CentOS-4.0-i386-bin1of4.iso
>
> k3b burnt discs can and do fail mediacheck; plus, it's faster from the command
> line.... This is after, of course, you verify the MD5SUMs.
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