Hi Tom, You can always download TR6 from: http://crocus.physics.mcmaster.ca/TASSData/ Cheers, Doug On Sun, 2004-10-03 at 18:32, Tom Droege wrote: > It would appear that I have written hundreds of bad image disks. Sigh! There > are too many disks to read each one so I have been spot checking images from > time to time. While writing this months .cal files to the computer where I > am analyzing data I discovered that it would not read the ends of the files. > Looking at the image disks which have 80 images on each, I found that it > started making errors at image 64. > > I guess I never spot checked a file at the end of the directory. I do now. > > I think all these disks have been written with K3B. It seems to make it's own > decision about write speed regardless of what speed is set. So at the end of > the disk (outside, I think) where the disk moves faster, the write speed is > too high. xcdroast seems to fail at the other extreme, it decides to write > too slow. > > There is nothing that can be done about the lost images, I think. Fortunately > all the processed data is well backed up. Well, sort of, since I can't read > TR-6. Hopefully I can get a copy of it from one of the three places I have > sent it. Don't do anything yet as I have not exhausted attempts to read it. > > Tom Droege
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