> From: Peter S Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> I just received my SCSI CD-RW (Yamaha CRW4416SX).
> The CD-Writing-HOWTO does not mention the RW disks.
>
> Anything special with them?
>
> Unlike a PD-CD, I don't think the device is seen as just another
> hard disk. Is the only difference with plain CDR that I can
> re-format and start over with cdrecord? I assume there's
> multi-session stuff too so I can incrementally add stuff to it.
>
> Does anyone have a pointer to useful documentation for CD-RW?
>
> Thanks
I use a CD RW and the only difference I found was that you can use cdrecord to
reformat. Anything that can be done with CDR can be done with CDRW including
multi-session and audio. The only drawback is that CD-RW take a longer time to
record than a normal CDR.
BTW, do not mount the CD-R or the CD-RW before writing. Any you can get all the
info from cdrecord and HOWTO.
Best of Luck,
Vaidhy
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