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| Not starting udftools packet writing: No devices listed in
| /etc/default/udftools
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You have to define the device(s) that will be used by udftools
Eg.
DEVICES="/dev/hdc"

There are some other options in here that are well commented.

I have never had a DVDRam drive (I stay away from non-mainstream
hardware for my production machines) so I have no idea if this helps him
or not. Given the price of DVD+-R/RW these days (~$30 CDN which is ~15
Euros) it would not be worth my time to spend more than 15 minutes
troubleshooting.
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Hi Gustin,

> I have never had a DVDRam drive (I stay away from non-mainstream
> hardware for my production machines) so I have no idea if this helps him
> or not. Given the price of DVD+-R/RW these days (~$30 CDN which is ~15
> Euros) it would not be worth my time to spend more than 15 minutes
> troubleshooting.

I believe DVD-RAM has some advantages over DVD-RW for certain use cases,
like error correction:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD-RAM#Advantages_of_DVD-RAM

Having said that, it's not a format I've ever used myself. I can imagine
the supply of blank media drying up too, as Flash storage gets bigger,
faster and cheaper.

Cheers!

Daniel

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