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cc: Bill Moran <billm@craftmfg.com>
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Subject: Re: DVD burning under 5.0
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It seems Joshua Oreman wrote:
> For the +RW disks, you can use burncd.
> Example:
> # burncd -f /dev/ide.node.of.your.burner -F format dvd+rw
> # burncd -f /dev/ide.node.of.your.burner dvdrw file.iso

DVD-RW is also supported now, I'll get to the +/-R when I get
my hands on some media to test with...

-Søren