Can't finish iTunes BU on mini CD/DVD drive

I have a projected 7 DVD BU iTunes. On the first burn it made three and failed on four. In the second burn it made six and failed on seven.
I'm running Leopard with iTunes files on a USB Maxtor drive.
mini drive? usb drive? iTunes corruption? too much coffee between burns?

I switched the cable from using USB to using Firewire and it made the entire burn without a problem.

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I recently bought a 5th Generation iPod Video 30gb, and have some issues with the iTunes software.
I am running a fairly new (4/5 months old) Packard Bell PC with Windows XP Home and have Sonic RecordNow CD burning software.
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hi Pricey!
Then, a day later, I decided to carry on
transferring my CD collection, but the CD drive has
disappeared again - system tools says that the
drivers have loaded correctly, but that a CD device
cannot be found (Error 41).
for a code 41, probably the best place to start is
with this document:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314060/
keep us posted.
love, b
Thanks B,
It looks like if this doesn't do the trick, nothing will.
Will let you know how I get on.
Cheers,
Pricey

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