Frank,
These sound like buffer underrun errors. I've actually had a great deal of
success with XCDRoast - I don't know why anyone would have any trouble at
all. I've had issues with both gcombust and gtoaster, but doing it from the
command line is probably the most efficient way of doing it.
Here's how I handle things from the command line:
1. Put all the files I want to see with the directory structure I want under
a temporary directory.
2. Run mkisofs on that directory:
(as root) mkisofs -max-iso-filenames(sp?) -joliet tempdir/ > name.iso
3. Use cdrecord to burn it
(as root) cdrecord -eject -v speed=4 dev=0,0,0 name.iso
I like seeing the GUI do all this, but if the prog is screwing up I'll do it
like this.
Glen
On Wednesday 10 October 2001 16:30, you wrote:
> I am trying to burn CD, in particular e-Smith and Star Office 6.
>
> Program being used is X-CARoast.
>
> Two problems are occurring.
>
> First:
> Burning e-Smith using an iso I get approximately 92 to 96% complete and a
> receive an error message saying I/O problem giving a register with all
> zeros. Sorry did not get any further information because RH re booted
> itself. After inspecting the disk I observed several holes - places where
> it was obvious that no recording had taken place.
>
> Second
> I have data on the HD which is text not an iso but X-CDRoast does not see
> it to allow burning.
>
> Comments
>
> Thanks
>
> Frank
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