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http://ask.adaptec.com/cgi-bin/tic?solution&11-990427-0032&100-925230565&14-15&15-4&25-&3-&30-

Some CD ROM drives can't read packet written media. One factor that can increase the success rate is to disable
'READ-AHEAD' on the CD ROM drive.
Read-Ahead is a feature that allows the drive to 'guess' where it will find data on the disc before it actually reads
the disc. However, if a CD-ROM drive guesses that there will be data in a location where there is actually a link
block, it may choke. To shut off READ-AHEAD on you CD-ROM drive, right click on My Computer, (Properties),
and select Performance. Click on File System and select CD-ROM, then Optimize Access Pattern for
NO READ AHEAD.
Copied from the Adaptec Site by Rick Glazier

"Dennis E. Go, MD" <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>I tried Sessions Selector and it shows only one session on the CD-RW.
>This is a Direct-CD formatted CD-RW disk, so I think there are no
>separate sessions.
>It acts like the directory tree is damaged. Chkdsk and scandisk don't
>work. I'm going to ask Adaptic support what they think.

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