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How to burn CD in DOS? 2 GB limit ? DVD crap ... (Users)

posted by DOS386, 17.12.2007, 18:57
(edited by DOS386 on 17.12.2007, 21:49)

rr wrote:

> > 3. Doesn't like CTMOUSE
> What a "wonderful" error report...
It's not a report ... the bug has been known for years :lol3: I don't consider it as a bug of CTMOUSE and DOSCDROAST seems dead :-(

RayeR wrote:

> BTW burning CDs in DOS seems to me pure masochism when I can
> run much user-friendly Nero in windows
Windows is good

Anyway, even in "Windows" there are some alternatives for CD writing ... less bloated and with a bit more usable design than the Black junk ("Nero")

> BTW can be burned JolietFS CD from a source
> LFN directories/files by DOS tools?

It's a question of MKISOFS'ing ... but should work.

> Can they make a bootable CD/DVD?

See above.

> How about compilnig DVD image when there's 2GB file limit on FAT32?
Missed something ?

Anyway, I dislike DVD's and bloats or any kind. For movies, I'd rather use an external USB HD than DVD's. Reportedly the lifetime of self-brewed DVD's is not very long, and even worse, the old DVD "standard" is now obsolete in favor of some "better" more "blue" and more "density/definition-full" discs with a higher capacity and what's more important even more of absurd copy protection "technology" :lol3:

> How about > 8-level directory tree depth?
Should be no problem either ...

Regrettably my personal experiences are neither very recent nor very good ... occasionally I'll retest CD brewing in DOS.

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