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Larry Tawa wrote:
> No SCSI here, but when I have had failures with RSJ after having a correct
> RSJ installation, the problem was usually the X:\temp hard disk cache was
> located on a partition without enough space. Increased free space on the
> partition or moved the temp directory to a different larger free space
> partition and my problems went away. TTBOMK, the free space for a CD is
> 700 MB - this is from doing the SCOUG CDs even though the X:\temp is set
> for a lower disk space.
Nope, that isn't it. My available cache area has not dipped below the 700 -
800 Meg. size, in all this time.
I bought one of those cd lens cleaning kits quite some time ago (special cd +
cleaning fluid), but have never actually used it. Has anyone ever had a need
for this, and did it make a difference ? (Improvement, hopefully.)
Jordan
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