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Thread: Ftp server and usb hardware

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    Ftp server and usb hardware

    I wonder if some one have tried to connect a usb cdr - rw drive instead of hardisk to the ftp server ??
    I would be nice to use a cdrw drive ..


    Anyone ??

    Mr
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    cdrw do not support usb mass storage. this is not simple, you would need a standalone cd burning software on the asus or a standard (i do not know of any) to support network burning of cds. forget it.

    I rather would be glad if the asus would support using usb mass storage devices as webdav-volumes. So you can use it for read/write access without ftp-software.

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    Wouldn't it be possible to use packet writing, and
    mounting the cd volume rw like any other volume?
    the pktcdvd kernel module that converts a CD-RW disk into a regular linux block device
    (from http://web.telia.com/~u89404340/packet.html)
    What is needed to support packet writing in linux? I think it needs support compiled into the kernel.
    (DVD-Ram would be better yet... 4.2 GB storage )

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    i do not know how much CPU it will use, but I think it will be too slow

    also there is not much interest for it, as an USB case is costing not very much these days

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