-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi :)
fortuitously I found out how to enable DVD-RAM access for my 64 Studio 2.1 amd64. I was going to enable data exchange for Linux and Windows XP by DVD-RAM. For this, Linux does mean Suse, because no howto how to enable it for Debian worked with 64 Studio 2.1. First I installed the Panasonic DVD-RAM driver LG hack version to my Windows XP. I formatted a DVD-RAM running Windows with UDF 1.5. Than I booted into Suse 11.1 rc. No UDF tools or anything was installed or edited, but anyhow I had read and write access to the DVD-RAM as user. For earlier Suse versions I had to do some manually work and after that only root was able to write and read DVD-RAM. I googled and found a German link telling that kernel ex 2.6.x enable DVD-RAM access by default. Because my hardware isn't fine with audio production software for Linux, I once compiled a kernel 2.6.24.7-rt17-rev01 for my apart from the audio trouble, stable 64 Studio 2.1 vanilla install. Right now I booted into the self compiled kernel and DVD-RAM is fine without udftools or any manually work for 64 Studio 2.1 too. To avoid problems, the link I found also recommends to use a kernel ex 2.6.22, but the default for 64 Studio 2.1 is 2.6.21. If anybody wish to have DVD-RAM access too, just use a kernel-rt ex 2.6.22 and 64 Studio 2.1 will be fine with DVD-RAM. (There might be a way to include the right kernel module to get it work with the default kernel too, but I don't know how to do this and for Suse I often read that also other people using Verbatime DVD-RAMs, which are not formatted and have to be formatted, running older kernels, were not able to access as user.) I hope this information is a help for other users. I still have got one problem. I can write a file to DVD-RAM by Windows and read it by Linux, but once I accessed the DVD-RAM by Linux (I guess after writing or changing permissions, I still have to check this), Windows can't access the DVD-RAM any more, so I only can export data from Windows to Linux, but not from Linux to Windows. Cheers, Ralf - -- My public OpenPGP key has changed and the new public key with photo ID, should be available by key servers. Alice, the ISP that takes my money, detains me to add the public key by email, because these mails fail to pass censorship. I guess they will scan emails sent by me and classify them as junk, without permission to do this. I sent emails From: Ralf Bcc: Ralf To: [email protected] Subject: add - -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- [snip] - -----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- and those emails were wiped out by Alice. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFJyMwRQ8LMQmVK2lARAgrQAKCK/jtq3cOVPpOOYkn1YCO8zN5p9gCfTA5h aW85fGAPq/I1tyKdhtW/dNg= =QLUc -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
