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COMM:_____LG 4082 Beige $199 Inc GST - BONUS 3 DVD-RAM 3X 4.7 ...
If not, the dvd-ram device will be useless. When I read the PowerQuest web page for Drive Image, it touts support for CD-R/RW drives. I am guessing they're talking about native OS support, but I haven't done the homework. At any rate, you're probably right about what using DVD-RAM would entail.

writing 2.6GB of data's on a stantard CD support using a DVD ...
Furthermore, we probably need some new disktab=20 entries for typical DVD-RAM media. I've done all this on a -STABLE machine,= =20 since the burner is in a someone might want to append the table with results for UDF 1.5 and UDF 2.0= ,=20 which I didn't bother to test because UDF support still isn't MFC'd.

DVD-RAM support for pktcdvd
Dirk Munk m...@home.nl comp os vms r...@xs4all.nl wrote: Does anybody know where I can find information about DVD-rom and ram support for OpenVMS? (supported configuration, driver etc.) There will be (or already is ?) DVD Rom support AFAIK. DVD Ram is another matter since there isn't even official CD-R/RW support

good tape drive for 5.0.6
Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - XP is "supposed" to be able to write directly to DVD-RAM media. However, DVD-RAM media compatible DVD drives are very limited. Here is a list of the supported drives. Windows XP supports the DVD-RAM file systems http://support.microsoft.com/kb/283588/en-us.

Lite-On 166s and DVD Ram problem
Microsoft has announced that future versions of Windows will have native support for all writable DVD formats. This includes DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW and DVD-RAM. Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT - News) today announced at the 12th annual Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) that it will provide built-in

DVD-RAM/R combo support?
Arne Schmitz arne.schm...@mmweg.rwth-aachen.de alt os linux suse AnonymousFC3 schrieb: I format like that: mkudffs --media-type=dvdram /dev/hdb mount -o rw,noatime -t udf /dev/hdb /media/dvdram/ It seems to work... but df -h . yields 457Mbytes instead of the expected 4.7 GB ! Could you please post the full output

Obtaining drivers for an oem LG DVD writer
At the moment this drive is seen as CD-ROM/DVD-ROM within LINUX. If a DVD-RAM media is insert the system will not mount it. Does anyone knows a solution? Actually there are UDF utilities, someone mentioned that you only have Write support, as an 'Experimental Kernel Option'. AFAIK you can simply use them like you

Does Lone-TAR support DVD-RAM
Nero 6.3, nope, no DVD-RAM option, Sonic MyDVD that came with the drive I have given up on as it has locked up more times than I can count and never found a DVD-RAM option I can understand your reluctance to 'upgrade' to winXP but win98SE sucks compared to win95OSR2 (assuming you don't require USB support :-).

8.6 is really close, folks...
The conveniently avoid mentioning what they do support. I spoke with SoftArch, who software, WriteDVD, is bundled with the Toshiba DVD-RAM drive. It is going to cost me an additional $49.95 to get NT support for a $250 DVD-RAM drive. Personally, I think it is negligent and misleading for Toshiba to not specify

Limits of DVD-RAM support in 8.6?
I own a Toshiba DVD-RAM drive (SCSI) and I would like to write to DVD-RAM-Medium. In Linux 2.2.9 I can read this medium without problems by using the CDROM-driver (The drive identificates itself as CDROM-drive). When I try to write to the medium, I get "READ ONLY FILESYSTEM" as error message.

Another nail in the coffin for the DVD+R/W format?
Windows Xp has native support. Otherwise try Instantwrite, DLA or even DirectCD "Ryan Marker" <mar...@icsp.net> wrote in message news:vg11vvm721m7c2@corp.supernews.com... Looking for software for my HITACHI GF-2000 DVD RAM drive. Was having trouble getting Nero 5.5 to reconize it. Anyone have any suggestions?

Why no CDR ioctls for SCSI cds?
Unfortunately, Toshiba's drive support for DVD-RAM is spotty and weak. Some Toshiba drives will only *read* DVD-RAM. I am not aware of a Toshiba drive that can I suspect your drive does *not* support DVD-RAM. While I can enthusiastically recommend many Toshiba lines of products, I personally do not recommend

DVD - RAM support?!?!
RAM support is extra work, and not a consumer hot button. Which is why only a few companies support it at all, and even there, only in some models. Every test... not just the one I cited... verifies and confirms that the highest compatibility is achieved using DVD-R *or* DVD+R discs. That is correct.

DVD-R vs DVD+R
USB and FireWire support is integrated. - Desktop Printer Utility 1.2 adds support for PostScript USB printers and TCP/IP LPR protocols. LaserWriter - 8.6.5 supports "secure printing" with AppleShare IP 6.1 and later, print job logging and more. - DVD-RAM support, with UDF 1.5 volume support (but no DVD-RAM boot

DVD-RAM support?
Peter anonym...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsupdate What exactly do I need to do to get Windows XP to recognize and use a DVD-RAM disc on a DVD-RAM recorder? Windows Explorer will format a DVD-RAM disc but won't copy files to it! Sonic's MyDVD, B's Recorder Gold-5 also do not work properly with

DVD-RAM drive support
I've taken a closer look mat Dantz's Support Forum. Seems that folks with Matshita DVD-RAM drives have been having trouble right from the start with Retrospect 5. I was about to tell you that it's your drive/media. I use Retrospect Express 5 in OS X to backup to a Fuji DVD-RAM disk every night.

Filesystem support on DVD-RAMs
... per page 2A: Does read CD-R media Does write CD-R media Does read CD-RW media Does not write CD-RW media Does not read DVD-ROM media Does not read DVD-R media Does not write DVD-R media Does not read DVD-RAM media Does not write DVD-RAM media Does support test writing Does read Mode 2 Form 1 blocks Does read

More on Redhat 7.3 and DVD-RW reading
What exactly do I need to do to get Windows XP to recognize and use a DVD-RAM disc on a DVD-RAM recorder? Windows Explorer will format a DVD-RAM disc but won't copy files to it! Sonic's MyDVD, B's Recorder Gold-5 also do not work properly with the DVD-RAM discs.

Beware if thinking of buying DVD-RAM....bundled software does ...
Toshiba DVD VCR with 80gb hard drive and DVD-R/DVD-Ram support http://www.toshiba.com/tacp/dvd/current/RDX2.html 3. ModelId=16051&show_all=false&product_exists=True&active=1&ModelNo=DVD-LV50&CategoryId=2978 DVD player with DVD-RAM support: http://www.prodcat.panasonic. com/shop/NewDesign/ModelTemplate.asp?

linux und brennen
... ate/cdrecord.html DVD-RAM should work like DVD-R. Cdrecord can be used to write DVD-R. = The rewrite features for the DVD-RAM may not be support. It _is_ wrong... DVD-RAM is not DVD from my view. It has nothing in common with DVD-R except the 12 cm disk size. No usual DVD Player will play it.