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Number   :  3277
Date     :  2002-12-12
Author   :  Marek Yarbrough
Subject  :  Re: backup strategy using XXCOPY plus NTBACKUP?
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Martin, 
My end goal to perform unattended scheduled file copies (backups) with command line scheduled tasks. I am not yet educated enough to relate to your question, but I hope to avoid all "drop and drag" processes. By "proper burn", do you mean a command line execution using these packet writing tools? Or some other process that I am not familiar with? 
Sincerely,
Marek
"freedom41ca "  wrote:--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, Marek Yarbrough  wrote:
> 
> Kan,
> Thank you for your reply...this lightens my day greatly. Is their any guidance on how to configure this "packet write" situation? I have seen some hints that say you only need a formatted DVD and a process of the nero or directCD running. So far, XXCOPY has not been able to write to my disc. I probably missed a simple step, but I have not been able to locate any step-by-step instructions that help us novice DVD'rs get upto speed. I will tackle the Ahead software InCD help files again. 
> Thanks,
> Marek

Just as a general comment, and I don't know if this applies to using a command line application such as xxcopy, but using direct CD (Adaptech or Roxio's equivallent of "packet write") is not as reliable as doing a proper CD burn. I've found enough file curruptions over multiple CD's when using drag-n-drop to my CD in exploerer to prompted me to now perform a proper CD burn and "CD close".

Martin
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