Dariusz J. Garbowski wrote:
On 02/25/2006 10:31 PM, Mike A. Harris wrote:
Leon Stringer wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to install FC5t3 on another computer, but I can't burn the
ISOs.
I've tried burning from GNOME and using cdrecord, e.g.
cdrecord dev=/dev/hda -eject -v -dao FC-5-Test3-i386-disc1.iso
(I ran this as root as it complained about setpriority when I didn't).
But on the resulting CDs some files can be copied but other's result in
I/O errors. Last time I posted about verifying CDs I was told that this
process was unreliable.
So we have unreliable CD burning and no reliable way to verify them.
Yes, rather irritating. ;)
And I have a half-installed computer.
Does anyone have any tips for successful burning of ISOs? (I'm burning
from an up-to-date FC5 test installation).
I'll get burned at the stake for this answer, but in lieu of additional
conditions being specified which limit the number of available responses
to a specific range....
Use Nero Burning ROM in Windows XP. It more or less "just works" every
time.
And where do I get this stuff? Anybody giving free Windows XP out
there? ;-)
Sorry to hear about your problems. I've had completetly opposite
experiences to Mike -- lots of problem when burning on Windows (well,
truth is it was some 5 years back I run any Windows on my boxes :) and
only when I eventually switched completely to Linux I had 100%
reliable burning. The only failures were to due to bad media or myself
really loading up the machine with very CPU+HD+network intensive
tasks. And that my experience since Mandrake 6 through RH 7.3, RH 9
and FC3 on SCSI Teac 4x recorder and later on Pioneer 105 DVD recorder.
I felt I neede to add my comment to this rather depressing thread.
Hope your problems will get fixed, guys!
Dariusz
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Try using gnomebaker. Seems to work great.
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