Burning new Map disk
01-08-2006, 09:08 AM
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Burning new Map disk
OK, it maybe illegal. But, I have a DVD-ROM (DVD-RAM) burner. If could get the iso image of the new map disk, I'd 'backup' the disk for those that need an extra copy.
For you geeks; DVD-RAM is a true random access dirve unlike DVD +/-R whick are indexed sequencal access devices. The only burners available are SCSI devices that work at 1x or 2x speed. So we're talking about a hour burn on an $8 disk.
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For you geeks; DVD-RAM is a true random access dirve unlike DVD +/-R whick are indexed sequencal access devices. The only burners available are SCSI devices that work at 1x or 2x speed. So we're talking about a hour burn on an $8 disk.
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01-18-2006, 11:12 PM
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Is this the same nav disc you're trying to back up. This is the 2005 disc that came off a MS6. I believe a lot of us would be rooting for anyone who can figure out how to back up the disc.
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Correct. That disk didn't work on my 8. I was hoping the handheld remote from the MS6 would have worked also. I just wanted to know what does the 2005 disk for the 8 looks like.
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Originally Posted by dwhite50
OK, it maybe illegal. But, I have a DVD-ROM (DVD-RAM) burner. If could get the iso image of the new map disk, I'd 'backup' the disk for those that need an extra copy.
For you geeks; DVD-RAM is a true random access dirve unlike DVD +/-R whick are indexed sequencal access devices. The only burners available are SCSI devices that work at 1x or 2x speed. So we're talking about a hour burn on an $8 disk.
Dave
dwhite50@pacbell.net
For you geeks; DVD-RAM is a true random access dirve unlike DVD +/-R whick are indexed sequencal access devices. The only burners available are SCSI devices that work at 1x or 2x speed. So we're talking about a hour burn on an $8 disk.
Dave
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my laptop has a dvd-ram drive, the acer ferrari notebooks.
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