> is there anyway to have growisofs format the entire media as an iso9660
> filesystem?
Yes, if you fill it all up with files ;)
> if so, will i be able to mount it read/write?
No. The iso9660 filesystem driver does not support writing to the
filesystem. The filesystem has to be ready-made (by m
the way i understand it, growisofs only formats areas of the media that
are needed for the data to be written. and then _grows_ the isofs as new
data is appended.
is there anyway to have growisofs format the entire media as an iso9660
filesystem? if so, will i be able to mount it read/write? essen
> is there anyway to have growisofs format the entire media as an iso9660
> filesystem?
Yes, if you fill it all up with files ;)
> if so, will i be able to mount it read/write?
No. The iso9660 filesystem driver does not support writing to the
filesystem. The filesystem has to be ready-made (by m
> i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
> using cdrecord-prodvd to do it.
You can as well use dvd+rw-format -blank=full to apply full blanking
procedure to DVD-RW media. I personally actually recommend to format for
Restricted Overwrite instead. It's simply more prac
actually now that i look at this closer it isnt doing exactly what i
want. perhaps if i explain what i am looking for someone can tell me if
it is possible and whether there is an app that can do it. perhaps my
terminology is not correct so i will try to not use terms i dont
completely understa
the way i understand it, growisofs only formats areas of the media that
are needed for the data to be written. and then _grows_ the isofs as new
data is appended.
is there anyway to have growisofs format the entire media as an iso9660
filesystem? if so, will i be able to mount it read/write? essen
i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
using cdrecord-prodvd to do it. but it looks like both sessions need to
be an isofs.
now i am trying to write multiple tar archives to the dvd media as multi
session and it is failing.
my first command:
# tar cvf - /tmp | growisof
i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
using cdrecord-prodvd to do it. but it looks like both sessions need to
be an isofs.
now i am trying to write multiple tar archives to the dvd media as multi
session and it is failing.
my first command:
# tar cvf - /tmp | growis
> i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
> using cdrecord-prodvd to do it.
You can as well use dvd+rw-format -blank=full to apply full blanking
procedure to DVD-RW media. I personally actually recommend to format for
Restricted Overwrite instead. It's simply more prac
actually now that i look at this closer it isnt doing exactly what i
want. perhaps if i explain what i am looking for someone can tell me if
it is possible and whether there is an app that can do it. perhaps my
terminology is not correct so i will try to not use terms i dont
completely understa
Hello.
I have a 'HL-DT-ST' 'RW/DVD GCC-4240N' '0111' Removable CD-ROM combo
cdwriter in my laptop. The cdwriter is certified for 24x burning, but
cdrecord only lets it burn in 4x mode for most cdbrands. I have tried
5-6 brands of cds, and te poorest quality brands is the ones that it
will alow to
i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
using cdrecord-prodvd to do it. but it looks like both sessions need to
be an isofs.
now i am trying to write multiple tar archives to the dvd media as multi
session and it is failing.
my first command:
# tar cvf - /tmp | growisof
i am now able to write in multiple sessions. i had to do a blank=all
using cdrecord-prodvd to do it. but it looks like both sessions need to
be an isofs.
now i am trying to write multiple tar archives to the dvd media as multi
session and it is failing.
my first command:
# tar cvf - /tmp | growis
Hello.
I have a 'HL-DT-ST' 'RW/DVD GCC-4240N' '0111' Removable CD-ROM combo
cdwriter in my laptop. The cdwriter is certified for 24x burning, but
cdrecord only lets it burn in 4x mode for most cdbrands. I have tried
5-6 brands of cds, and te poorest quality brands is the ones that it
will alow to
> Memorex DVD-R with a 900MB ISO9660 image using growisofs. It did not have
> any problems at all and the disc is mountable and readable just fine. Two
> other times, growisofs has begun the burning, made it to about 30%, and then
> quit with what appeared to be the same type of sense error that
Mathias Matthaes wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]# dvd+rw-booktype -inq -unit /dev/scd0
> This program addresses units of RICOH design.
> /dev/scd0 doesn't appear to be one. Exiting.
Note that dvd+rw-booktype uses *undocumented* command picked by Ricoh
from command range *reserved* for manufacturer
> I would like to make compressed backups. Correct me if I am wrong, but I
> believe growisofs does not provide that facility via an option.
>
> I believe I would need to make a compressed backup of the directory and
> then copy this to DVD with growisofs?
What's a "compressed backup"? If you mea
> Drive is Pioneer DVR-160D (DVD-R/RW DVD+R/RW CD-R/RW). Media is NASHUA DVD+RW.
>
> The media had to be formatted with dvd+rw-format to be usable.
> :-[ LBA=0h, SENSE KEY=Sh/ASC=30h/ASCQ=1-h ]
> :-[ media is not formatted or unsupported ]
> :-( write failed: Input/output error
>
> You may wish t
> dvd+rw tools to write multi-session are failing.
dvd+rw-tools fully support DVD multi-sessioning and if growisofs fails,
then you most likely have wrong expectations:-)
> i have a pioneer dvr105 using media supplied with drive.
> # cdrecord-prodvd dev=0,0,0 -v -multi home_stx.tar
> works great!
> Memorex DVD-R with a 900MB ISO9660 image using growisofs. It did not have
> any problems at all and the disc is mountable and readable just fine. Two
> other times, growisofs has begun the burning, made it to about 30%, and then
> quit with what appeared to be the same type of sense error that
Mathias Matthaes wrote:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]# dvd+rw-booktype -inq -unit /dev/scd0
> This program addresses units of RICOH design.
> /dev/scd0 doesn't appear to be one. Exiting.
Note that dvd+rw-booktype uses *undocumented* command picked by Ricoh
from command range *reserved* for manufacturer
> I would like to make compressed backups. Correct me if I am wrong, but I
> believe growisofs does not provide that facility via an option.
>
> I believe I would need to make a compressed backup of the directory and
> then copy this to DVD with growisofs?
What's a "compressed backup"? If you mea
> Drive is Pioneer DVR-160D (DVD-R/RW DVD+R/RW CD-R/RW). Media is NASHUA DVD+RW.
>
> The media had to be formatted with dvd+rw-format to be usable.
> :-[ LBA=0h, SENSE KEY=Sh/ASC=30h/ASCQ=1-h ]
> :-[ media is not formatted or unsupported ]
> :-( write failed: Input/output error
>
> You may wish t
> dvd+rw tools to write multi-session are failing.
dvd+rw-tools fully support DVD multi-sessioning and if growisofs fails,
then you most likely have wrong expectations:-)
> i have a pioneer dvr105 using media supplied with drive.
> # cdrecord-prodvd dev=0,0,0 -v -multi home_stx.tar
> works great!
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