Well, I've never tried it, but all mkcd does is call commands to
create a CD filesystem and burn it to CD, so there's no reason you
can't do the same. mkisofs and cdrecord (or readcd for DVD) are
installed on AIX. Check out /usr/samples/oem_cdwriters for some hints.

On 11/2/07, David Longo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My TSM server, 5.3.4.0 is on AIX 5.3, TL6-2 on a IBM p630 with a
> DVD-RAM drive.  I have looked at this and it appears that the only
> "writing" you can do to the DVD drive is with mkcd/mkdvd, or similar.
>
> Have spent some time on this and got nowhere.  Currently use
> 8MM 20GB tape for copying the DRM files from "prepare" to send offsite
> daily.
>
> It seems to me the DVD would be better, in that I could also put other
> DR docs on it  AND then at DR time, this could also be read by just about
> any laptop/desktop out there also.
>
> Is there a way to use the IBM DVD-RAM like this?
>
> Thanks,
> David Longo
>
>
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