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From: Omar Thameen <omar@clifford.inch.com>
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Subject: how does the CD-R filesystem work?
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Say I'm using one of the supported CD-R drives and I wanted to archive
logs.  Are the CD-Rs multisession?  That is, can I write a set of files
to the CD-R today, and then write another set tomorrow?

Am I correct in concluding that the cdrecord program is for making
copies of existing CDs and so cannot be used for archiving files as
described above?

Thanks,
Omar

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