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ATA Bus Driver

I am also having trouble finding where to update the ATA Bus Driver so I can burn a CD list from iTunes.  I am working on XP 2000.
 
Thanks.
  • smg0525

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    Posted May 1st, 2005 15:00

    It is xp

     

    Thanks.

  • bacillus

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    Posted May 1st, 2005 15:00

    is it xp or win2k you're using?
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    Posted May 4th, 2005 11:00

    Wondering if you found a solution for this Ipod/ ATA bus driver issue?

    Have the same thing happening to me and its rather annoying!

    Cheers

  • smg0525

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    Posted May 4th, 2005 12:00

    No, I am still having difficulties.  I will try again and if I find anything out I will let you know.

     

    Thanks.

  • tchatfield

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    Posted May 4th, 2005 17:00

    I found this on the apple site...it fixed my problem receiving a 4280 error:

    Burning disc in iTunes for Windows using a Sony CD-RW/DVD CRX830E model drive fails with 4280 errorIf you attempt to burn a disc in iTunes for Windows using a Sony CD-RW/DVD CRX830E model drive, you may get the following alert:
    The attempt to burn a disc failed. An unknown error occurred (4280)

    If you get this error in iTunes and you are using a Sony CD-RW/DVD CRX830E drive, you can make a small change to one configuration file to resolve the issue.

    To find out if you have a Sony CD-RW/DVD CRX830E model drive:

    1. Open iTunes.
    2. On the Help menu, click Run CD Diagnostics.
    3. Put an audio CD in your optical drive.
    4. Click OK. The results appear in a new window.
    5. Look for this text in the results:
      IDE\CdRomSONY_CDRW/DVD_CRX830E
    If you see this in your results, you have a Sony CD-RW/DVD CRX830E model drive. Follow the steps below to resolve your burning issue.
    1. Quit iTunes.
    2. Locate the gcdrtype.cfg file in \Program Files\iTunes\CD Configuration
    3. Right-click the gcdrtype.cfg file and from the shortcut menu, choose Open.
    4. If you see a "Select the program from a list" option:
      1. Click "Select the program from a list."
      2. Click OK.
      3. In the list that appears, click Notepad.
      4. Click OK.
      The gcdrtype.cfg file opens.
    5. Scroll down to the bottom of the document. The last or the next to last section of text should look like this:
      [AUTODETECT CD DEVICE]{RecorderType:IDE/ATAPI}
      GENERALFLAGS = READCD
      MEDIACAPFLAGS = 0
      READFLAGS = READCDDATA | READCDMODE2FORM2 | READCDAUDIO | READPOSTGAP
      WRITETAOFLAGS = 0
      WRITEDAOFLAGS = 0
      DRVGENERALFLAGS = MODESEL_NOPAGE01 | MODESEL_NOPAGE05
      DRVDISCINFOFLAGS + NO_READDISCINFOCMD | NO_READTRKINFOCMD | DVDINFO
      DRVWRITETAOFLAGS = 0
      DRVWRITEDAOFLAGS = LOPOLL_RDDISCINFO
      CDWRITESPEEDS = 0
      CDWRITERWSPEEDS = 0
      CDREADSPEEDS = 0
      CDREADRWSPEEDS = 0
      DVDWRITESPEEDS = 0
      DVDREADSPEEDS = 0

      Add this text
      | NOSENDOPC
      to the end of the line that starts with
      DRVGENERALFLAGS

      Note that the text you need to add starts with a space, then a vertical bar "|" (Shift-), and another space. The edited line should look like this:
      DRVGENERALFLAGS = MODESEL_NOPAGE01 | MODESEL_NOPAGE05 | NOSENDOPC

    6. On the File menu, click Save.
    You can now burn discs in iTunes without getting that error message.

    ***Note -for me I had to use shift and the \(above the enter key on my keyboard to create the vertical line.

    This document will be updated as more information becomes available.

    Message Edited by tchatfield on 05-04-2005 01:09 PM

    Message Edited by tchatfield on 05-04-2005 01:12 PM