> You are correct. I just use CDRW as a big floppy disk, with DirectCD as
> editing software in past. It is quite convenient only with drag and drop
> opertaion. The CDRW can read both in M$Win98 and Linux (of course the
> kernel has to be recompiled). But I can't write CDRW in UDF format on Linux
> for such a reason I keep both OS. (Write is already labelled dangerous on
> Linux). At the present moment I can't do anything on Linux.
Well, dangerous isn't the same as "doesn't work," so make your own
choices on that. My feeling is that the chances are better that this
will work in a new (2.4.0) kernel than a stable kernel, because new
fixes are getting in faster. Of cxourse new bugs, as well.
> What I am looking for is a solution for cross reading of the CDRW between
> DirectCD and Nero. Maybe I have to looking for whether there are postings
> on Adaptec and Nero websites
I think the chances of getting the applications to read each other's
format are lower than finding something in Linux which will read both. I
wouldn't bet on writing Nero, I assume that it gives some advantage over
DirectCD.
I'm told that (a) DVD-ROM works fine, and (b) that it uses packet
writing. My source will be out of the area until next year, so I can't
ask if that means UDF is used. The point here is that the packet writing
stuff may well be functional, and you might want to test it (and let us
know if you do!).
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