I thought I had implied that it did by posting to a linux mailing
list...if not let me clarify: Yes! It works flawlessly with linux in my
experiences so far when using cdrecord - I haven't had the chance to
test any other programs out yet. Very cool burner at a very reasonable
price. I guess I was really excited about it last night...
Btw, anyone out there have some old K6-2 processors collecting dust out
there that they want to get rid of...<cough cough> for free? I have some
old hard drives and motherboards here in the closet just itching to be
used for /something/!
-Josh Tiner
-----Original Message-----
From: slug@lists.nks.net [mailto:slug@lists.nks.net] On Behalf Of
gcook1@tampabay.rr.com
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 6:44 AM
To: slug@nks.net
Subject: Re: [SLUG] 52X CD RW drive @ TCWO
Ken,
Does it work with Linux?
Gary
> > I just wanted to tell everyone of my recent experience with a CD
drive
> > that I purchased @ TCWO. I bought the 71 dollar lite on drive (came
out
> > to 78 with tax) and let me just say that it was worth every stinking
> > penny. I have not made one coaster yet since the upgrade and it
supports
> > 80+ minute overburns @ 52X with nearly any crappy piece of media
that I
> > throw at it. Absolutely flawless!
>
> My experience with Lite On has been similar. For you impulse buyers
out
> there, Buslink sells rebranded Lite On drives at regular retail
outfits
> like BestBuy. I picked one up over christmas for a friend of mine at
a
> similar price to TCWO.
> On this same thread - I've been looking for a good website that
maintains
> a database of retail brands and the actual OEM maker of the
> drive/monitor/motherboard/etc. So far I haven't found one worthwhile.
> Anything like this exist?
>
> -Ken
>
>
>
>
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