I have an ancient RCD (pinnacle Micro) CD burner. I can create CDs under win95, but the linux commands (cdrecord and cdwrite) as well as the CDRoast program only produce expensive coasters. The device is properly detected, and I can put tracks on the CD, but nothing useable can be created. (No ISO, audio etc.)<br>Any ideas?
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CD burning
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Are you creating an image using mkfsiso? If so, make sure the extension is .iso. Xcdroast will use the image to create a CD. Also, the image can be mounted and a list of the files or tracks can be displayed. This will ensure that there is valid data. If It is CD to CD copying, the reader may be suspect.
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