On 23/09/2007 Adrian Levi wrote:
> Came in late to the conversation but can you mount the unwritten cd
> using the udf filesystem?
No, I can not mount it.
Meanwhile have searched the web and found some helpfull information about how
dvds are
written using dvd recorders (connected to tv sets): wik
On 23/09/2007, Jude DaShiell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That's the reason for the iso9660 format among others.
Came in late to the conversation but can you mount the unwritten cd
using the udf filesystem?
Adrian
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hm. I've lost a machine.. literally
That's the reason for the iso9660 format among others.
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Am 2007-09-20 15:45:59, schrieb Michael Schwinck:
> What I tried is to read some bytes of the dvd/cd issuing
> "dd if=/dev/cdrom of=./tf bs=512 count=1" (you can vary "bs" that does
> not change anything).
>
Use only
dd if=/dev/hdc of=./tf
and do not use the symlink dev/cdrom or /dev/dvd
T
Michael Schwinck wrote:
I am running etch (last updated in April 2007) and trying to read a dvd
which contains one big file (no file system). - It has been written by a
dvd-recorder (connected to a tv set). But also writing e.g. a tar
archive to a cd leads to the same issue:
/var/log/messages ext
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