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    Igor Kondrasovas
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    Hi, I'd like to know if there's some way to programatically change the label of a CD-RW that is formated with Adptec DirectCD. This aplications "formats" the CD and allow user to copy, move and delete files on the CD as if they were on a HardDisk. The label can not be changed by explorer, like the other kinds of disks, so I'd looking for a way to chage the label without using the Adpatec burner software. Best Regards, Igor

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    • I Igor Kondrasovas

      Hi, I'd like to know if there's some way to programatically change the label of a CD-RW that is formated with Adptec DirectCD. This aplications "formats" the CD and allow user to copy, move and delete files on the CD as if they were on a HardDisk. The label can not be changed by explorer, like the other kinds of disks, so I'd looking for a way to chage the label without using the Adpatec burner software. Best Regards, Igor

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      Mike Nordell
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      I believe UDF has two five-sector volume descriptors. Using ASPI or SPTI I think it should be possible to erase and rewrite those using packet-writing, but I'm really not sure. How? I haven't got a clue. You might want to try e.g. google and look for some Linux packet driver to get an idea of the SCSI commands involved. You'd probably also need to know a bit about UDF, why you probably have to scan some UDF source code also. ++luck

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