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gbburkhardt at verizon.net wrote: > I've been having trouble with burning CDROMs; every so > often, I can't read a file from a CDROM I've created. > This is especially annoying when working with an ISO > image from a distribution. > > Does anyone have any general rules of thumb on how to increase > the yield? Tip #1: slow down the burn speed. Recent CD burners will try to burn at very high speeds -- 48x or higher -- but some blank discs, especially if you have some older ones, aren't up to it. Try 8x or 16x. (You hit diminishing returns with burn speeds higher than 16x, anyhow; at 16x, you can burn a full disc in 5 minutes.)
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