Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 11:20 -0500, Mike McCarty wrote:
I don't think anyone managed to be sure he understood your question.
I know I didn't. Please define "format a CDRW".
Well its discouraging since I expalined it several times. I want to do
to the CD-RW the same thing you do when you formatted a floppy. Once it
is formatted you could mount it and use it like you use a hard drive.
Copy files to it using cp, remove files from it using rm, etc.
That is not a definition of what is done. There are several things
which it might mean. None of them would allow one to do the kinds
of things one can do with a floppy, AFAIK. There is nothing one
can do to the CDROM which will cause the device drivers to know
to burn more stuff on the CDROM. You'd have to replace a significant
portion of the kernel level interface to the disc to accomplish
something which emulated that.
Mike
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