I believe that only CD-RW is supported with packet-writing.
This is something I've never quite understood, not being a physical-layer guru. It seems quite arbitrary that one cannot packet-write a UDF-2.x filesystem on to write-once media under Linux. I know I can't, because I've tried every piece of documentation out there to do so with both CD and DVD media. However, I would *love* to be proven wrong. I think this is a huge opportunity we're missing here - not everyone wants to have a monster floppy, that's what we have thumb drives for any more. However, it would be a huge win for forensic and logging uses to be able to do just what the detractors say - write to the FS normally, and if a file is unlinked, that space can't be recovered but the file is permanently recoverable. Poor-man's WORM. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: packet-writing+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: packet-writing+help@opensuse.org