I've uploaded a simple burning tool to my SFS homepage, AmiDVD.
It doesn't have much features, especially the ISO9660 creation part is very limited, but it can be used for single session data CDs/DVDs, for example for backups or burning existing images, or images created by MakeCD which is free now but AFAIK can't burn DVDs.
@joerg Hmm, read the readme file, so when are you going to fix all the known bugs/problems -:) Just joking, have put it in the ever slowly growing folder of DVD type tools. Thank you.
I've uploaded a new version of AmiDVD today, the most important change to versions < 1.32 is the fixed U-Boot booting support.
I've been using Frying Pan for a long time with no problems with AOPen 16x CD/DVD/RW - device#2 and LiteOn cD-RW - device#3. I tried AmiDVD for the first time last night and failed. Everything went nicely, but the progress bar died at 8% and drive light went out too. I tried to burn a CD of a SFS partition on my AOPEN. I'm sorry I don't haven't any show why it stopped. Suggestions to what to look for or test! I think it's v1.34 now!
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Oh yeh, I used it straight out-of-the-box! I didn't config anything. I bet that my first mistake?
I've been using Frying Pan for a long time with no problems with AOPen 16x CD/DVD/RW - device#2 and LiteOn cD-RW - device#3. I tried AmiDVD for the first time last night and failed. Everything went nicely, but the progress bar died at 8% and drive light went out too. I tried to burn a CD of a SFS partition on my AOPEN. I'm sorry I don't haven't any show why it stopped. Suggestions to what to look for or test!
If there was no debug output in the console there is nothing I could do (except for creating a special version for you with more debug output to find out what the problem is), but it's not the only AOpen drive which doesn't work with AmiDVD, there is another one, a CD-R/-RW burner, in the AmiDVD compatibility list which doesn't work with AmiDVD.
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I think it's v1.34 now!
The current version is 1.38.
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Oh yeh, I used it straight out-of-the-box! I didn't config anything. I bet that my first mistake?
The drive is too old, it doesn't support the "Get Configuration" command yet. I'll probably add support for such old drives as well, but it may take some time.
I tried to burn a CD with AmiDVD. It looked like it did the burning but that CD didn't work and wasn't readable on any computer. I don't remember any details anymore what I was trying to burn so I can't help here. My drive is Liteon DVD burner.
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After you have tried with AmiDVD 1.38: Can you please post the exact type of your AOpen and LiteOn drives and if it works or not.
I tried AmiDVD again this evening as was successful. It was version 1.38 and this time I used a standard DVD-R. I made a bootable disk of my DH0:OS4 bootup drive. I could bootup on the DVD - nice!
The drive is AOPEN DUW1616/ARR 1020 The DVD-R had no brand name, 8X, 4.7 GB. I changed the speed to 4X at 5,410 KB/sec, instead of the 8X at 10,820. My boot partition = 654.3M. The DVD was written in about 17minutes and about 8 minutes. The AOPEN drive is set to UDMA 1 via sii0680ide. ISR that DMA to ATAPI devices is not supported and has only 'bestPIO=0.' -------------------Unit 2 information------------------------ Flags : $0000011D - present, supports DMA, removable media, ATAPI, interrupts used, Xfer mode : best pio 12 (PIO 4, 16 MB/s) / best dma 68 (UDMA 4, 66 MB/s) / current 8 (PIO 0, 3 MB/s) Total blocks : 0 Blocksize : 0 SCSI devtyp : 5 Packet size : 12 Current medium read speed : x 65535 ('65535' stands for max.) Current medium write speed : x 65535 (idem) Power mode : 2 / idle (ready for operation) IO1 / IO2 / BMCR @ : $802410 / $80241A / $802428
@AmigaClyde I prefer the AmiDVD than Frying Pan. More simple<>more effective. The autor of Frying Pan never answer to ny queries about registering to Frying Pan. When I tried first I have failed to do it but after all I get quickly into the process of burning CDS/DVDS. Conclusion:To burn CDs:MakeCD and to burn CDs/DVDs:
Yes excellent little program. I was having a bit of trouble backing up my system partition. The exall problem. I narrowed the problem down to a prefs file which was protected.
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I ticked read/delete/execute/write and i was away.