Re: [expert] CDRW multisession?
vern wrote: > > I got xcdroast working, it writes CDR's okay, > but I need help making my CDRW's multisession. > I made my master recorded it, but it "fixated" it > instead of laying down the tracks for future use > it sealed the CDRW from any future use. Now > can I erase the CDRW and try again?? Is there > any way to format a CDRW for future use?? I've > been to the xcdroast man page, README, and > the author's website. Can any of this be done > without going to packet writing or UDF format?? > All my windoze CDRW's are in UDF and I would > like to go to ISO 9660 for both OS's. > Thanks for reading this! > Vern Well, if a CDRW isn't sealed the only thing in the whole world that can read it is the CD-RW drive that wrote it. You use a Blanking instruction to clear it for use again. Of course if it is a CD-R, the multisession is a better approach than with CDRW. And, yes, you can stay with iso9660. linux does not treat a CD-RW like a slow hard disk. Civileme
Re: [expert] CDRW multisession?
You can erase the CDRW and try again; it is possible to have a non-UDF multisession CD. However, I don't use xcdroast so I don't know how to do either from there. vern wrote: > > I got xcdroast working, it writes CDR's okay, > but I need help making my CDRW's multisession. > I made my master recorded it, but it "fixated" it > instead of laying down the tracks for future use > it sealed the CDRW from any future use. Now > can I erase the CDRW and try again?? Is there > any way to format a CDRW for future use?? I've > been to the xcdroast man page, README, and > the author's website. Can any of this be done > without going to packet writing or UDF format?? > All my windoze CDRW's are in UDF and I would > like to go to ISO 9660 for both OS's. > Thanks for reading this! > Vern -- "Brian, the man from babble-on" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Brian T. Schellenberger http://www.babbleon.org Support http://www.eff.org. Support decss defendents. Support http://www.programming-freedom.org. Boycott amazon.com.
Re: [expert] CDRW multisession?
I think with gnome toaster you can rewrite cdr's give it a try. I ran it under windowmaker. - Original Message - From: "vern" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2000 11:00 PM Subject: [expert] CDRW multisession? > I got xcdroast working, it writes CDR's okay, > but I need help making my CDRW's multisession. > I made my master recorded it, but it "fixated" it > instead of laying down the tracks for future use > it sealed the CDRW from any future use. Now > can I erase the CDRW and try again?? Is there > any way to format a CDRW for future use?? I've > been to the xcdroast man page, README, and > the author's website. Can any of this be done > without going to packet writing or UDF format?? > All my windoze CDRW's are in UDF and I would > like to go to ISO 9660 for both OS's. > Thanks for reading this! > Vern >
[expert] CDRW multisession?
I got xcdroast working, it writes CDR's okay, but I need help making my CDRW's multisession. I made my master recorded it, but it "fixated" it instead of laying down the tracks for future use it sealed the CDRW from any future use. Now can I erase the CDRW and try again?? Is there any way to format a CDRW for future use?? I've been to the xcdroast man page, README, and the author's website. Can any of this be done without going to packet writing or UDF format?? All my windoze CDRW's are in UDF and I would like to go to ISO 9660 for both OS's. Thanks for reading this! Vern
