20 Sep
2011
20 Sep
'11
4:36 p.m.
As David said, it seems impossible that two drives
would
develop the same flaky behaviour at the same time.
It isn't, assumed a controller on the mobo is broken and not the drives.
In this case I don't think it is, but it's possible. Anyway, especially
when using SATA connectors without clips, reconnecting the cables
sometimes heels voodoo. I had issues that portend to a weak power
supply, before ordering a new one, I yesterday reconnected the SATA
cables and the voodoo seems to be gone.
What if you burn another full length CD with different
material? What
if you burn those remaining tracks on a CD separately?
Sounds like the best idea to track the cause, but ...
(You'll have lots of frisbees to play with!)
... How about buying a CD-RW ;) instead of becoming a frisbee sportsman?
20 Sep
20 Sep
4:39 p.m.
New subject: CD ROM Problem
On Tue, 2011-09-20 at 16:36 +0200, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
^^^^^
:D I guess it's written "heals"
As David said,
it seems impossible that two drives would
develop the same flaky behaviour at the same time.
It isn't, assumed a controller on the mobo is broken and not the drives.
In this case I don't think it is, but it's possible. Anyway, especially
when using SATA connectors without clips, reconnecting the cables
sometimes heels voodoo. I had issues that portend to a weak power supply, before ordering a new one, I yesterday
reconnected the SATA
cables and the voodoo seems to be gone.
What if you burn another full length CD with
different material? What
if you burn those remaining tracks on a CD separately?
Sounds like the best idea to track the cause, but ...
(You'll have lots of frisbees to play with!)
... How about buying a CD-RW ;) instead of becoming a frisbee sportsman?
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