said:
>The eCS 2.0 Beta 4 CD shows:
>Total files listed:
> 11,178 file(s) 744,476,223 bytes used
> 0 bytes free
That's a lot. I'm surprise your burner software did not complain.
>This is on a CD (TDK CD-R, 80 min) rated at 700 MB! Looks like eCS 2.0
>will have to be split onto 2 CDs or a DVD. The iso is 715,128,832 bytes.
There's a lot that can be trimmed from CD#1. There's always going to be a
CD#2.
>Are other types of media better? I am using mostly Plextor drives, SCSI,
>IDE, and SATA. The one on my T42p is a Matshita DVD-RAM UJ-812.
Newer drives are genrally better at burning to the edges. I will admit to
doing things my way and have been know to delete some files before
generating an ISO image. This allows me to add some testing support at
the expense of a couple of the unicode fonts.
Steven
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