4 May
2000
4 May
'00
3:55 p.m.
On May 4, 1:50, Chuck McManis wrote:
I believe the newest Adaptec EZ-CD can't do non-ISO or Audio stuff...
I think that the Linux and Unix stuff can...
Bill
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I tried to duplicate the bootable VMS 7.1 CD on
my Sony CD-R drive and it
didn't work. (Using Adaptec EZ CD creator's "Clone" facility) So I
guessed
it was the block size issue.
--Chuck
More likely just a format that EZ CD can't read -- it understands ISO-9660,
RockRidge extensions, and Joliet extensions, but I suspect the VMS CD (like
most Solaris, IRIX, etc) isn't ISO format. If you have access to a
unix/linux box, try reading it with 'dd' (that's how I copy Solaris, Mac
HFS, IRIX EFS/XFS, etc).
As several others have said, all data mode CDs have 2048-byte "sectors" on
the physical medium (2352 bytes if audio).
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Pete Peter Turnbull
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University of York