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I have an LG DVD driver in FC5, I can use growisofs 7.0 to write DVD+RW and DVD+R, but had problems to write to DVD-RW. Does anyone know this issue and how to fix it?
I know DVD+RW is different with DVD-RW, but I don't know whether the driver only supports DVD+RW, not DVD-RW. Is there anyway I can test it with? Please see following my DVD driver details:
Yeah, I would say it works (and looking on line it should work). Are there any firmware updates from the company's website? Are you using a speed that the drive can handle for DVD-RW (looks like anything less than 6x should work, but you can use 8x for DVD+RW)?
Well, I used -speed=1, it shouldn't be the problem. I haven't checked firmware update yet. The first thing waht I try to fiture out is whether this problem is a bug to FC5, or growisofs, or firmware, or if there is a way to work arount it.
I have also had problems writing to DVD using k3b - my writer is fuzzy with some types of DVD. I recently flashed the BIOS on it however and this resolved the problem and I would recommend you try this route first.
I was able to do it in Linux using the bootable cd-rom iso. I'm afraid my DVD-RW is different to yours so the file I got would be of no use. I just used a bit of googling which for yours gives me:
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