READ FIRST: How to report problems!! - Digital-Inn

23-08-2002

MODERATOR, please make this STICKY and at the top. It will help A LOT in this forum.

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HOW TO REPORT PROBLEMS WITH EAC
=============================

List your:

1. Operating System (example: Win98SE + all MS patches)

2. ASPI Layer (e.g. Adaptec 4.60.1021)

3. Type of cd-rom/cdrw/dvd-reader (e.g. Sony DDU-1621, firmware 1.06)

4. Bus type: ATA/EIDE

5. Chipset: VIA, SiS, Intel, etc (e.g. Via KT133A)

6. Version of EAC used (e.g. 0.94b)

7. What kind of error do you get (please be VERBOSE! If you get an error message, repeat it also)

8. Additionally, what EAC settings are you using under the "Drive Options"

Don't be afraid if you don't know all of the above. The first two are probably the most important and it is almost impossible to help you unless you provide that information.

If you don't know what an ASPI layer is, read this:

http://aspi.radified.com/

or if that is down, read this:

http://www.nu2.nu/aspi/

NB! If you want to install ASPI for your platform, I'm afraid there are NO clear cut solutions that work for every single configuration and platform (if there were, you wouldn't be reading this

regards,
Halcyon

JeanLuc · 23-08-2002

As usual, you hit it right on the head ... but most guests here are just too lazy to type in their sysconfig ... perhaps they should create a text file once and then copy & paste the info (could be used in other forums as well ...)

cheers baby ...

cmyden · 26-08-2002

Just thought my thread about EAC For Newbies might be able to help people out.

http://www.digital-inn.de/showthread...threadid=14927

If one is having trouble getting EAC to work, I would suggest trying the 8 step installation that I created.

In my guide I have the user download the Nero DLL to their EAC directory. Just wondering in which scenarios this wouldn't work?

I'm trying to make it as easy as possible for newbies to get started with EAC, and have it automatically configure for the 'best' standard settings.

chris

JeanLuc · 12-09-2002

Another great thing would be to post SatCP's page directly here ... http://users.pandora.be/satcp/

there you will find tons of good and valuable EAC info (as well as with the URL mentioned by chris before ...

) ... there is a user reported offset database for many drives as well ...

Stealthspy · 02-01-2003

Also, do a seach in the EAC FAQ (on the Home Page). It is very informative and has answers to many questions asked here.

23-08-2002	#1
Halcyon Gast Posts: n/a	READ FIRST: How to report problems!! MODERATOR, please make this STICKY and at the top. It will help A LOT in this forum. www.digital-inn.de HOW TO REPORT PROBLEMS WITH EAC ============================= List your: 1. Operating System (example: Win98SE + all MS patches) 2. ASPI Layer (e.g. Adaptec 4.60.1021) 3. Type of cd-rom/cdrw/dvd-reader (e.g. Sony DDU-1621, firmware 1.06) 4. Bus type: ATA/EIDE 5. Chipset: VIA, SiS, Intel, etc (e.g. Via KT133A) 6. Version of EAC used (e.g. 0.94b) 7. What kind of error do you get (please be VERBOSE! If you get an error message, repeat it also) 8. Additionally, what EAC settings are you using under the "Drive Options" Don't be afraid if you don't know all of the above. The first two are probably the most important and it is almost impossible to help you unless you provide that information. If you don't know what an ASPI layer is, read this: http://aspi.radified.com/ or if that is down, read this: http://www.nu2.nu/aspi/ NB! If you want to install ASPI for your platform, I'm afraid there are NO clear cut solutions that work for every single configuration and platform (if there were, you wouldn't be reading this regards, Halcyon

23-08-2002	#2
JeanLuc Registered User Senior Member (Board-Inventar) Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Cologne - Germany Posts: 1.597 Abgegebene Danke: 0 Erhielt 0 Danke für 0 Beiträge	As usual, you hit it right on the head ... but most guests here are just too lazy to type in their sysconfig ... perhaps they should create a text file once and then copy & paste the info (could be used in other forums as well ...) cheers baby ... __________________ The Name was "Plex The Ripper", not "Jack The Ripper" Last edited by JeanLuc on 27-08-2002 at 10:53

12-09-2002	#4
JeanLuc Registered User Senior Member (Board-Inventar) Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Cologne - Germany Posts: 1.597 Abgegebene Danke: 0 Erhielt 0 Danke für 0 Beiträge	Another great thing would be to post SatCP's page directly here ... http://users.pandora.be/satcp/ there you will find tons of good and valuable EAC info (as well as with the URL mentioned by chris before ...) ... there is a user reported offset database for many drives as well ... __________________ The Name was "Plex The Ripper", not "Jack The Ripper" Last edited by Andre Wiethoff on 18-02-2005 at 11:45 Reason: Changed to new SatCP homepage address

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26-08-2002	#3
cmyden Registered User Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 105 Abgegebene Danke: 0 Erhielt 0 Danke für 0 Beiträge	Just thought my thread about EAC For Newbies might be able to help people out. http://www.digital-inn.de/showthread...threadid=14927 If one is having trouble getting EAC to work, I would suggest trying the 8 step installation that I created. In my guide I have the user download the Nero DLL to their EAC directory. Just wondering in which scenarios this wouldn't work? I'm trying to make it as easy as possible for newbies to get started with EAC, and have it automatically configure for the 'best' standard settings. chris

02-01-2003	#5
Stealthspy Registered User Mitwirkender Frischling Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: USA Posts: 34 Abgegebene Danke: 0 Erhielt 0 Danke für 0 Beiträge	Also, do a seach in the EAC FAQ (on the Home Page). It is very informative and has answers to many questions asked here.

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