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Old 09-25-2006, 07:27 PM   #1
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Is it possible to burn two different file systems onto a single CD-RW? If so, how is it done? Specifically, I am looking to burn one ISO-9660 and then one UDF packet-writing filesystem.

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Old 09-25-2006, 10:29 PM   #2
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Is it possible to burn two different file systems onto a single CD-RW?
Well, yes. A popular example I guess would be those combined PC and MAC discs. Also know as hybrid cdroms.

Theres generally no point in combining different iso standards though. UDF is really just a newer implementation of iso9660. Its been supported in every major os since like 98.
 
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Well, specificall, I'm working on a boot disc with a packet-writing section for saving changes. The ISO-9660 won't packet-write and the UDF won't El-toril.
 
Old 10-24-2006, 09:35 PM   #4
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yeah
create a multi-session
solaris disks sometime have 3
HSFS(high seria iso9660)
UFS(SPARC)
UFS(X86_64)
its just a pain to do as far as I know
 
  


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