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> Don't believe what your vendor says - for example LG's formatting tool and 
> documentation for Windows claims NTFS isn't possible either, but it

Umm, sorry - not what I meant. What I meant was that I didnt think it was
supported under 4-STABLE FreeBSD. What program did you use to format
the drive as UDF ? Or are you using -CURRENT (which I have not yet tried,
though the nice new amd64 is just begging for testing 5.2.1 when its out)

-pcf.