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How to configure a read/write optical drive?



How to configure a read/write optical drive?..

Answer / Amrendra Kumar Singh

In IBM AIX, you can configure an optical drive (CD, DVD, or Blu-Ray) for both reading and writing using the 'mkfs' command. First, determine the device name of your optical drive using the 'lsdev -Cc disc' command. Then, format the drive using the 'mkfs' command with the appropriate filesystem type (e.g., ISO9660 for CD-ROMs, UDF for DVDs and Blu-Rays). For example, to format a DVD drive as UDF, use the following command: 'mkfs -t udf /dev/hdX' (replace hdX with your optical drive device name).

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