Drivespeed 4 Linux?
This is a discussion about Drivespeed 4 Linux? in the Linux Software category; Hello, does exist something like Nero Drivespeed (Windows) for Linux? I like watching movies in mplayer but I don´t want every movie copy to disk and my 48x Toshiba is very noisy at high speed. Where I can get something to reduce CD-ROMs rotations? Thank.
Hello, does exist something like Nero Drivespeed (Windows) for Linux?
I like watching movies in mplayer but I don´t want every movie copy to disk and my 48x Toshiba is very noisy at high speed. Where I can get something to reduce CD-ROMs rotations? Thank
I like watching movies in mplayer but I don´t want every movie copy to disk and my 48x Toshiba is very noisy at high speed. Where I can get something to reduce CD-ROMs rotations? Thank
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I've never fooled with this, but I think you might be able to make some corrections with hdparm. Don't take my word for it though, better get more information frome someone who knows more about it, as I know practically nothing..
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for everybody who need it (I found it )
1) mount -o speed=<speed>
2) hdparm -E <speed> (were near Dapper Dan
)
3) eject -x <speed>
4) cdspeed.
1) mount -o speed=<speed>
2) hdparm -E <speed> (were near Dapper Dan
)3) eject -x <speed>
4) cdspeed.
