Which burner should I use?
I need to back up some of my data. It's definately not huge(sometimes maybe 9 megs?), so I would like to be able to, I think the term is "close the session but not the cd". That way I can write to the CD today, and a week later be able to read from it, but also append a new backup. (as long as there is space left on the CD)
1) What software would you recommend? And why? I'm asking because there seems to be so many burners I don't know where to start ? 2) Does it matter If I backup files from ext3 partitioned drive and a fat32 drive onto the same CD session? (can the source use different filesystems?) 3) What filesystem is the most common/should be used so the backup CD can be read from Windows and Linux? Or don't I have to worry about this? thanks for your time, --monkey |
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I personally prefer K3B for everyday work, it's quite easy to use. If you want to to more fine tuning, you might have a look at xcdroast. Quote:
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Regards ric. |
I just downloaded k3b and was about to install it, but, in INSTALL, it says
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2)If the second option is safer (create a cd burning group, add myself to it) how would I do that? |
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