Re: burncd error

[Joe Talbott <josepht@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thu, Jun 14, 2007 at 12:23:59PM -0700, Matthew Dillon wrote:
> 
> :It is:
> :
> :josepht@tin$ ls -al /dev/acd0
> :crw-r-----  1 root  operator  117, 0x10010000 Jun 14 14:33 /dev/acd0
> :
> :Also after running burncd with -t I tried running it again and got
> :this:
> :
> :josepht@tin$ sudo burncd -vt  -s 10 -f /dev/acd0 data
> :~/tar-files/Minix-IDE-3.1.2a.iso 
> :adding type 0x08 file /home/josepht/tar-files/Minix-IDE-3.1.2a.iso
> :size 417792 KB 208896 blocks 
> :next writeable LBA 712
> :addr = 712 size = 427819008 blocks = 208896
> :writing from file /home/josepht/tar-files/Minix-IDE-3.1.2a.iso size
> :417792 KB
> :written this track 1120 KB (0%) total 1120 KB
> :only wrote -1 of 32768 bytes err=5
> :
> :Does that LBA 712 mean that something was actually written to the CDR
> :with the -t flag?
> :
> :Joe
> 
>     It is saying error 5, which is EIO.  Maybe the problem is the 10x
>     writing speed?  Try -s 4 instead of -s 10 maybe?

I tried -s {1,2,4} and all returned EIO.

When I first got this laptop before I installed DragonFly I booted it
with the original Windows XP install and a dialog box popped up that
asked if I wanted to use the drive in DVD or CD mode or some such
rubbish.  I am wondering now if there is some config register in the
hardware that has to be set to switch between CD and DVD modes (I
guess for writing since reading CDs works).

> 
>     I don't know what's going own with the writable LBA of 712.  Maybe
>     that particular drive doesn't support test mode.  Weird.

After rebooting the LBA restarted at 0 and increments after each
attempt.

Joe