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Subject: Re: iso's more reliable after complete erase
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sam wrote:

> Rob wrote:
>
>> I found this out after some bad luck with blank on burncd.
>>
>> I found that a complete erase cured my inoperative iso's.
>>
>> Now I do it all the time.  Its not so bad for time with 4x and up.
>>
>> Good luck.   Sincerely,  Rob.
>> _______________________________________________
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>
>
> I think the make command "make ... " or "make -DNOCLEAN ...." in 
> /usr/src/release/ directory always completely erase the old files 
> before building new release
>
> sam.
>
Hi Sam, I'm sure it does.  I was referring to the iso's on the FreeBSD 
website.  
I think this is due to defects in the writing process or the cd's 
themselves.    Rob.