Ron Johnson wrote: > Question, though: why is /dev/sr0 mounted ro, even though it > is a CD-RW? Because there is NO kernel support (yet?) for writing to CDROM devices - only reading is supported, hence the r in sr0 (scsi read zero). For CD writing software the kernel is bypassed and the cdwriter software contains its own hardware drivers and interfaces directly to the CD-R or CD-RW device, which should NOT be mounted at the time. I would NOT attempt to concurrently read and write a CD-R or CD-RW. -- Regards, Ron. [AU] - sent by Linux.
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- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-writer Lane Lester
- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-writer Lane Lester
- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-writer Lane Lester
- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-writer Ron Johnson
- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-writ... John Aldrich
- Re: [expert] Going Crazy over IDE CD-... Ron Johnson
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