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Later installing on a laptop, Dell Inspiron 8500, we used USB to the 
drive instead of firewire.  The laptop had Suse 8.2 but with a modified 
Redhat 2.4 kernel from Emperor Linux.  Nero installed and auto detected 
the drive just fine.  We burned a DVD and the user was in good shape.  
K3b might also work but the versions of growfs would probably have to be 
updated before a newer media such as 4x or 8x would work.  The burner 
was actually a NEC 3520a in case your interested.
Dow


James Taylor wrote:

>The only reason I asked was because k3b has been consistently functional
>for me for the last three years.  I've never had a problem burning or
>copying with it on CDs and, more recently, DVDs.
>
>-jt 
> 
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>>>>jimpop at yahoo.com 04/20/05 8:41 pm >>> 
>>>>        
>>>>
>I use NeroLINUS because it works, it works well, the company has a
>history of 
>producing good software that works well, and I know when I go to use it
>that it 
>will work. 
> 
>I also use MS Office (via CXO) because it works well, etc. etc.  Yes I
>know 
>some  people are foaming at the mouth reading this, but what can I say,
>it 
>works.  Btw, MS Office + CXO works *better* with CUPS than *most* GNU
>apps.  Go 
>figure. 
> 
>I have no problems using good software regardless of who writes it, or
>even if 
>it requires a reasonable charge.  The whole free software movement is
>fun to 
>watch, but seriously some of us just want to work and work well.  ;-) 
> 
>-Jim P. 
> 
>--- Geoffrey <esoteric at 3times25.net> wrote: 
>  
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>>James Taylor wrote: 
>>    
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>>>So what's in Nero that you don't already have in k3b? 
>>>      
>>>
>>My question as well.  And if it's 'support' well, I don't recall the 
>>last time I received useful support from any software company that 
>>produced such an app. 
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