"UDF/ISO9660 Bridge" DVD-RAM

[melyadon]

Hello,

How can I add data to a "UDF/ISO9660 Bridge" DVD-RAM ? I can mount it as ISO9660 but it seems impossible to mount it as "UDF", so I can't write on it using nautilus. Any idea ?

[james_in_denver]

What exactly are you trying to do???

[melyadon]

I usually can use my UDF formatted CD-RWs/DVD-RAMs as floppies (no need to use a burning software but nautilus or a terminal) by mounting them "read & write" or editing /etc/fstab for this to be done automaticaly, as explained in a previous thread (http://forums.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=45745).

I've been given a DVD-RAM whose type is "UDF/ISO9660 Bridge", according to nero (I installed it because K3B refuses DVD-RAMs). I can't mount it using "mount -rw -t udf /dev/hdc /media/cdrecorder1" : "type de sys. de fichiers erroné, option erronée, super bloc erroné sur /dev/hdc, ou trop de systèmes de fichiers montés" (French for bad filesystem). Obviously, the DVD-RAM will mount with "mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /media/cdrecorder1" but then it will be impossible to do "packet writing" or to add a session to it.

[melyadon]

Finally Nero Linux succeeded in it. It's fully compatible with DVD-RAMs and can manage "UDF/ISO9660 Bridge" filesystem (formatting and adding files).