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On Mon, 25 May 2015 22:27:39 -0400 |
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covici@××××××××××.com wrote: |
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> Hi. I am trying to burn an iso image to a cd (maybe its actually a |
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> dvd disk), and it boots without any errors, and I can mount the iso |
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> with the loop option, but if I try to mount the cd, it complains |
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> about ufs file systems, and if I try to mount with -t iso9660, it |
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> just says bad file type or bad superblock and the disk is unusable. |
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> Nothing interesting in the logs, it just says the same about ufs and |
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> nothing about iso9660. |
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> I am using cdrecord from cdrtools-3.01_alpha28 and I am running the |
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> unstable version of gentoo. |
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> Any assistance would be appreciated. |
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Sorry, I know nothing about standards, optical media and filesystems, |
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and don't understand how it works, once I had some issues with mounting |
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optical media, also missing a filesystem which I fixed with enabling |
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CONFIG_UDF_FS in kernel. I tried to read about UDF... before replying, |
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but it is too much for me, if I understand it correctly it is not just |
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what is written to the media but also how (different modes, for adding |
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more data later ...), so may be some option while burning media that |
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allows you to use free space left on the disk. |
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If this is not useful just ignore it. ;-) |
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