big big big problem with my LiteON CD/RW 32123s-XS0X - Club CDFreaks

bobble · 07-12-2002

hello doods...
i have a big big problem with my freakin CD writer ;(
i have installed win2k on my box.. and now i CANT
burn faster than 8x with my 32x CD writer...
on WinXP all worx fine.. but on 2K not

i need for 1 CD 10min on 32x speed..

i dont know what i can do... i dont have upgrade
my CD writer.. or something.. all modes are on DMA..
plz help me doods u are my last hope

greetz

Svantesson666 · 07-12-2002

I don't have much knowledge about this, but I guess you should get yourself some other APSI drivers. I know Windows XP don't need them but I think Windows 2000 Pro do. So try to get some new ones.

bobble · 07-12-2002

thnx.. but i have the latest aspi drivers..

and it dont works

Svantesson666 · 07-12-2002

Then I don't have any more good sugestions to give, sorry.

*Quakester2000* · 07-12-2002

Have you got DMA enabled it has to be enabled if you want to write at high speeds. I bet it isnt enabled thats why its so slow.

bobble · 07-12-2002

i have enable the DMA settings von Win2k in the control panel...
its on
typ: N/A
Transfer Mode: DMA...when possible (not the best translation im german

currently: PIO-Modus

on my bios:

P/S Master/Slave PIO : AUTO
P/S Master/Slave UDMA : AUTO
Slow Down UDMA2: Disable

*debro* · 07-12-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by bobble
i have enable the DMA settings von Win2k in the control panel...
its on
typ: N/A
Transfer Mode: DMA...when possible (not the best translation im german
currently: PIO-Modus

on my bios:

P/S Master/Slave PIO : AUTO
P/S Master/Slave UDMA : AUTO
Slow Down UDMA2: Disable

You are running in PIO mode. Which is the slow one. Set you bios to
4,4,dis

Also try changing where your burner is on the IDE chain. Try moving it to the second chain. If you have a cdrom or dvd, try putting the DVD on the first cahin with HD, and see if thats an issue. If cdrom, try disconnecting entirely, for awhile.

bobble · 07-12-2002

so i should set PIO mode on BIOS:

Primary MASTER PIO : AUTO
Primary SLAVE PIO : AUTO
Secondary MASTER PIO : AUTO
Secondary SLAVE PIO : AUTO

to

Primary MASTER PIO : ´MODE4
Primary SLAVE PIO : MODE4
Secondary MASTER PIO : MODE4
Secondary SLAVE PIO : MODE4

coz i cant disable it.....only change on MODE 0...MODE 1...MODE 2...MODE 3...MODE 4....

bobble · 07-12-2002

so should i also disable :
SLOW DOWN UDMA2 : ENABLE / DISABLE

*debro* · 07-12-2002

Set
pio mode to 4
UDMA to 2/auto

Some motherboards will allow you to turn on UDMA, some say auto.

Slow down UDMA2 (not sure) Try with off first. then try with on.

If win2k still doesn't work with UDMA or at least Multi-word DMA2, and Slow down doesn't do a thing, then you can try this.

In the system Device manager, set Computer to standard PC instead of ACPI.

This will give you complete control over your system, but with the setback that you will have to turn it off when you shut down.

Be prepared with ALL of your system device drivers, because ACPI usually loses them all when you turn it off.

ACPI is used by windows to automatically detect the correct drivers for new/existing devices. When it is disabled, you need to know in advance which drivers are correct.

You need to install IDE/Network/motherboard/Video/Sound/Modem/raid/scsi/tv card/etc drivers again. Make sure they are decompressed.

Once that is done, then windows XP will always use the settings and drivers that you have told it to.

*Nemesys* · 09-12-2002

Some motherboards require that you install the Chipset and ATA Storage in drivers Windows 2000 while it might not be needed in Windows XP in order run with DMA enabled. Depending on your motherboard and chipset you might want to investigate further.

Jaco2k2 · 09-12-2002

Half of what you say is completly incorrect...

Quote:

Originally posted by debro
Set
pio mode to 4
UDMA to 2/auto

Some motherboards will allow you to turn on UDMA, some say auto.

Slow down UDMA2 (not sure) Try with off first. then try with on.

If win2k still doesn't work with UDMA or at least Multi-word DMA2, and Slow down doesn't do a thing, then you can try this.

In the system Device manager, set Computer to standard PC instead of ACPI.

This will give you complete control over your system, but with the setback that you will have to turn it off when you shut down.

Wrong! You can still have it shutdown normally, just enable APM.

Be prepared with ALL of your system device drivers, because ACPI usually loses them all when you turn it off.

ACPI is used by windows to automatically detect the correct drivers for new/existing devices. When it is disabled, you need to know in advance which drivers are correct.

Again wrong. ACPI is used for IRQ sharing. The only thing that happens when you disable it is that the system will use the IRQ settings from the BIOS

You need to install IDE/Network/motherboard/Video/Sound/Modem/raid/scsi/tv card/etc drivers again. Make sure they are decompressed.

Once that is done, then windows XP will always use the settings and drivers that you have told it to.

*debro* · 10-12-2002

Quote:

Originally posted by Jaco2k2
Half of what you say is completly incorrect...

You are correct when you say that ACPI only controls the irq assignment, but when ACPI is installed, windows will not allow you to easily reassign irqs, dma addresses and pretty much rendering you no control of your system configuration.

07-12-2002	#1 (permalink)
bobble New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 13	BIG BIG BIG PROBLEM WITH MY LiteON CD/RW 32123s-XSOX <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> hello doods... i have a big big problem with my freakin CD writer ;( i have installed win2k on my box.. and now i CANT burn faster than 8x with my 32x CD writer... on WinXP all worx fine.. but on 2K not i need for 1 CD 10min on 32x speed.. i dont know what i can do... i dont have upgrade my CD writer.. or something.. all modes are on DMA.. plz help me doods u are my last hope greetz

07-12-2002	#2 (permalink)
Svantesson666 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bollebygd, Sweden Posts: 90	I don't have much knowledge about this, but I guess you should get yourself some other APSI drivers. I know Windows XP don't need them but I think Windows 2000 Pro do. So try to get some new ones. __________________ /Daniel VapoChill PE \| AMD XP 2500+@2500 MHz \| Abit NF7-S V2.0 \| Corsair 2512MB 3200LL DDR ATi 9800Pro@420MHz Core, 360MHz RAM \| WD 2Raptor's RAID 0 \| WD 80GB 8MB Cache WD 160GB 8MB Cache \| Lite-On LTR-52246S \| NEC 3540A \| Creative MegaWorks 550 5.1 THX

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Svantesson666 CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bollebygd, Sweden Posts: 90	Then I don't have any more good sugestions to give, sorry. __________________ /Daniel VapoChill PE \| AMD XP 2500+@2500 MHz \| Abit NF7-S V2.0 \| Corsair 2512MB 3200LL DDR ATi 9800Pro@420MHz Core, 360MHz RAM \| WD 2Raptor's RAID 0 \| WD 80GB 8MB Cache WD 160GB 8MB Cache \| Lite-On LTR-52246S \| NEC 3540A \| Creative MegaWorks 550 5.1 THX

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Quakester2000 CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: UK Posts: 787	DMA Have you got DMA enabled it has to be enabled if you want to write at high speeds. I bet it isnt enabled thats why its so slow.

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debro Blown to smitherines Join Date: Jul 1999 Location: The c@ke mixer Posts: 9,782	Set pio mode to 4 UDMA to 2/auto Some motherboards will allow you to turn on UDMA, some say auto. Slow down UDMA2 (not sure) Try with off first. then try with on. If win2k still doesn't work with UDMA or at least Multi-word DMA2, and Slow down doesn't do a thing, then you can try this. In the system Device manager, set Computer to standard PC instead of ACPI. This will give you complete control over your system, but with the setback that you will have to turn it off when you shut down. Be prepared with ALL of your system device drivers, because ACPI usually loses them all when you turn it off. ACPI is used by windows to automatically detect the correct drivers for new/existing devices. When it is disabled, you need to know in advance which drivers are correct. You need to install IDE/Network/motherboard/Video/Sound/Modem/raid/scsi/tv card/etc drivers again. Make sure they are decompressed. Once that is done, then windows XP will always use the settings and drivers that you have told it to. __________________ CDFreaks - Overwhelmed by Ignorance since 2005! We lost the battle, but we haven't lost the war! Click Here to sign up to the resistance movement! Viva La Resistance! Admitting that you've illegally downloaded movies/songs and need help to process/burn is comparable to robbing a bank, and walking into the bank the next day holding the bags of money to deposit them into your account. Don't be surprised if people laugh at you when you make the headlines.

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07-12-2002	#3 (permalink)
bobble New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 13	thnx.. but i have the latest aspi drivers.. and it dont works

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bobble New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 13	i have enable the DMA settings von Win2k in the control panel... its on typ: N/A Transfer Mode: DMA...when possible (not the best translation im german currently: PIO-Modus on my bios: P/S Master/Slave PIO : AUTO P/S Master/Slave UDMA : AUTO Slow Down UDMA2: Disable

07-12-2002	#8 (permalink)
bobble New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 13	so i should set PIO mode on BIOS: Primary MASTER PIO : AUTO Primary SLAVE PIO : AUTO Secondary MASTER PIO : AUTO Secondary SLAVE PIO : AUTO to Primary MASTER PIO : ´MODE4 Primary SLAVE PIO : MODE4 Secondary MASTER PIO : MODE4 Secondary SLAVE PIO : MODE4 coz i cant disable it.....only change on MODE 0...MODE 1...MODE 2...MODE 3...MODE 4....

07-12-2002	#9 (permalink)
bobble New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 13	so should i also disable : SLOW DOWN UDMA2 : ENABLE / DISABLE

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Nemesys CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 1,081	Some motherboards require that you install the Chipset and ATA Storage in drivers Windows 2000 while it might not be needed in Windows XP in order run with DMA enabled. Depending on your motherboard and chipset you might want to investigate further. __________________ Case: Chieftec Dragon Golden Blue DX-01BLD-U Server Chassis Motherboard: ABIT IP35 Pro CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 3.0GHz @ 4.0GHz (Tuniq Tower 120 CPU Cooling) RAM: 2GB Crucial Ballistix PC-8500 DDR2 1066 Video Card: GeForce 7900GT 256MB PCI Express x16 Sound Card: SoundBlaster Audigy ES Monitor: Hanns-G HW-223DPB (22” LCD) Audio System: MASSIVE NIC: Dual Realtek Gigabit Ethernet Controller DVD-RAM: Samsung SH-S203B SB04 DVD-RAM: Lite-On LH-20A1L BL06 Hard Drive (Internal Storage): Seagate Barracuda 500GB SATA II File Storage Hard Drive (Removables): (3) LIAN-LI SATA Mobile Racks Drive #1. Seagate Barracuda 320GB SATA II WIN XP Professional Drive #2. Seagate Barracuda 320GB SATA II WIN Vista Ultimate Drive #3. Seagate Barracuda 80G SATA II Testing http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=364264

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