> >What I've been working on for last few days is (linux) kernel support > >for DVD+RW media which makes it possible to use plain unix dd (or sdd if > >you prefer:-) to "burn" DVD+RW media (or mount it as read-write > >filesystem) as well as on utility to format DVD+RW media and a script to > >grow isofs (no sessions, remember). > > If DVD+RW allows you to write to random loacations like DVD-RAM, then > readcd works to write to this type of media (you need a large file aware OS).
It does but there is a catch. Even though it has no notion of sessions, to ensure compatibility with DVD-ROM drives it's recommended to issue close session command to terminate/suspend background formatting (if in progress, but you basically never know as far as I understand) whenever you want to eject the media or simply stop writing and want better read performance (e.g. remount filesystem read-only). A. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
