Thanks Ty!
I went to Adaptec's website and download the UDF spec
sheet they had (no simple answers). I think I know what
to do in EZ to produce the ISO 9660 disks. Wonder if
I could get by with running EZ in WINE and reading the
disks I have already made in the UDF format?? HMMM!
It's an option before I switch my CD-RW collection over
to ISO 9660!
I see your "Re[2]:"and raise you a "Re:" in the Subject
line. :-)
Thanks again for the info!
Vern
On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> Anything will read them. For wtiting XCDroast works great (and comes w/
> Mandrake).
>
> You can use EZ to write - just make sure UDF is not used. I'm not sure how to
> do that tho.
>
> I can tell you some general info about UDF tho:
>
> It's designed to make CD-RW's work like flpys in that you can erase only parts
> of the disk, rather than having to erase the whole disk. Does have one flaw
> however - if you erase a chunk (creating fragmentation) and then it tries to
> write something bigger than that empty space to that same part, you get errors.
>
>
> > That may be the answer since the CD-RW's I'm
> > trying to read were created with that software over
> > on windows!! Thanks for the lead I may have to
> > change my CD software on windows!
> > What's a good program to use in Linux to read
> > and write to CD-RW's??
> > Vern
> >
> > On Sun, 16 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> > > Adaptec's web site might have some information on UDF. EZCD Creator
> supports
> > > it.
> > >
> > > Ty C. Mixon
> > > F.T.C. Enterprises
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > > ICQ 26147713
> > --
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