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"No VRS found" on CD-R
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| David Sumbler 2005-04-13, 7:46 am |
| When I write a CDROM using "cdrecord", and then mount it, I get
"UDF-fs: No VRS found" reported. I can still read the CD O.K.,
though.
The specific commands I usually use are similar to this:
mkisofs -o /tmp/CDROM -J -R -A "Name" -V "Name" -v tmp/
cdrecord -dao -v -eject -speed=4 /tmp/CDROM
What does "UDF-fs: No VRS found" mean, and how should I adjust my
commands to avoid getting it?
I use Fedora Core 2, with packages mkisofs-2.01.1-0.FC2.1 and
cdrecord-2.01.1-0.FC2.1
David
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| Scott Lurndal 2005-04-13, 5:46 pm |
| David Sumbler <david@nospam.co.uk> writes:
>What does "UDF-fs: No VRS found" mean, and how should I adjust my
>commands to avoid getting it?
I would hazard a guess that you have specifed 'auto' as the
filesystem type for the cdrom in your /etc/fstab file.
This means that mount will try all filesystem types when you
mount the cdrom, and it is probably trying UDF before it
trys iso9660. The message is benign (and a bug IMHO). If
you don't want the message, change the filesystem type to
iso9660 in /etc/fstab or mount using -t iso9660.
scott
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