cannot open burenrmax payload tool with wine.

[TiTAn]

its running imgburn with no problems, but just wont load wine, no metter what i do, there is just no response.
any suggsetions ?
10x

[dimesio]

Your question doesn't make sense. Wine must be loading if you're running imgburn. Please give clear steps to reproduce the problem. Also, you didn't mention what Wine version you're using. If it's not the latest development release, upgrade.

[ksenchy]

Actually I have the same problem as TiTAn.

I'm going to try to explain the problem.

I want to burn XGD3 games for xbox 360 with my iHas 124C drive. It is full compatible with that and everything works on win7. The problem to burn a XGD3 game is that you need a special program called burnermax payload tool, which then sends a command to the drive to allow it to overburn the DVD. (Instead of 8.5GB it can write 8.7GB to a dual layer disc).

I tried using wine /path/to/BurnerMax.exe it then said I need install mono 2.6 to run .NET v1.1 applications

I then used the command

winetricks dotnet11 and installed the appropriate .NET version

Surely the program opened, but it's not working properly as it does not find any DVD drives...

BurnerMAX Payload Tool - Version: 0.15
Found 0 CD/DVD drives

it is also printing a lot of stuff on the terminal where I ran the wine commmand. What should I be looking in there to post here and to help you to help me resolve this issue?

Anyway, since ImgBurn version 2.5.8.0 burnermax is integrated into ImgBurn, but according to some people it is causing trouble, so I figured I would try the old fashion way with the original program.

[oiaohm]

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bu ... with_linux

ksenchy most people stuff up badly with this overburning stuff. iHas124C drive not been flashed with iXtreme Burner Max Firmware? right This is a alteration to the firmware of the drive to allow burning past 8.5G it only has to be done once. So simplest just connect drive up to windows machine and do it. There are linux tools out there to apply the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware alteration as well. After the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware the Linux default burning tools will burn 8.5 DVD+ discs out to 8.7 G

Issue here if the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware is applied to the drive the drive is no longer BurnerMAX Payload compatible. Even if it listed as compatible

Anyway, since ImgBurn version 2.5.8.0 burnermax is integrated into ImgBurn, but according to some people it is causing trouble, so I figured I would try the old fashion way with the original program.

Mind you I don't know about burnermax stuff for copying xbox 360 discs but for coping video surveillance footage. ImgBurn burnermax has caused me problems due to completely failing due to thinking it had a drive that was burnermax compatible that was not. So I went and investigated what this burnermax thing I was having to remember to turn off so I could get copies.

[ksenchy]

ksenchy most people stuff up badly with this overburning stuff. iHas124C drive not been flashed with iXtreme Burner Max Firmware? right This is a alteration to the firmware of the drive to allow burning past 8.5G it only has to be done once. So simplest just connect drive up to windows machine and do it. There are linux tools out there to apply the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware alteration as well. After the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware the Linux default burning tools will burn 8.5 DVD+ discs out to 8.7 G

Issue here if the iXtreme Burner Max Firmware is applied to the drive the drive is no longer BurnerMAX Payload compatible. Even if it listed as compatible

3rd party firmware is only available for iHas124B (and other driver that are crossflashable to 124B), and not iHas124C and yes that would permanently solve the issue with 8,5GB and 8,7GB, but according to a few forums they are saying that 124C does not have enough built in memory (ROM) for that FW upgrade.

Thank you anyway