Dale,
Thanks for this post. We would like to be able to use Linux, but our
customers use Windoze, and the data acquisition card we use doesnt yet have
Linux drivers (Eagle Technology claim to be slowly releasing them). We may
end up dual-booting with DOS and Linux, so the instrument acquires data under
dos, and periodically the customer archives data to CD under Linux.
Cheers,
Ed Roberts
Atmospheric Research Pty Ltd

Dale Botkin wrote:

> Ed Roberts wrote:
>
> > > Can anyone recommend a CD-RW that comes with drivers to both read and
> > > write under DOS?
>
> Have never seen any DOS software for CD-writers - drivers,maybe, but not
> software to do the actual burning.  Linux will do it, of course, even on
> older machins that aren't fast enough to run Windows.
>
> Dale
>
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