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On Wednesday 02 July 2003 10:05 am, Joe Brandt wrote:
> In Windows you can setup a CD burner to act like a disk drive. Maybe
> you can do the same thing with Linux and rsync your data to it, keeping
> a live backup on CD. It would require a dedicated burner (but what is
> $50 bucks?).
I know Windows has Roxio's Drag-to-Disc (formerly called DirectCD), Nero's
InCD, or Veritas' DLA (Drive Letter Access), all of which use a different
variant of the UDF file system (which means if I started a UDF disc with, for
example, DLA, the other apps are going to access it in "read only" mode).
Last I heard Linux only supported the UDF file system as "read-only" (I can
mount a UDF disc to read but not to write back to). Is there a way to mount
UDF on a "read-write" basis?
SWB
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