Can you use a GD-Burner and burn onto a CD-R instead of a GD-R? Someone with a GD-Burner please try this.
Uhhh.... no. If you want to burn a CD-R, you need a CD-R laser. If you want to develop with CD-R, you can do so by using the multitude of PD tools, in fact you need to because Sega by no means supports the MIL-CD exploit.
. Yes. I thought maybe since the DC is able to read CDs & GDs that it could burn CDs & GD, since most DVD burners can burn DVDs & CDs... I was trying to see if burning to a CD worked so that I could see the architecture of the CD and how the GD burner burned the files (in how many tracks). Ahh nevermind... it was a stupid question...
can we make iso using the data from the HDD of the DC under the explorer by : 1) burning data on a CDRW 2) making iso from that CDRW 3) using this iso to make new CDR(s) for use with the retail DC making those CD(s) bootable
I thought I read somewhere that older SCSI CD Recorders can run on the DC Dev Box, Yamaha CD Recorders to be exact? There's a way of burning DC data onto a CD-R using some sort of Selfbooting software. I've tried with ExoBoot, but had no success. The author of that program hangs around the Chankast forums. Now if you have a GD-Writer and a few GD-Rs, you can burn the data through GD-Workshop. I have an official F40 Demo ELF file, but I don't have a SCSI card, so I can't find out what is in the data.