Re: creating LODRUN-able CD's from Windows

We had to try a few different DVD's to find one that works.  The DVD's 
that stay in a little individual box that you stick the whole box in seem 
to work.

Rob Berendt
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Kendallville, IN 46755
http://www.dekko.com





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Thanks to all for the responses...I'm much clearer on what I need to do
now.  Unfortunately, the only iSeries optical drive I've been able to
physically locate in my machine room is a DVD-RAM (not a DVD-RAM/R or
DVD-RAM/RW) and the system lists the volume on my blank DVD-RAM disk as
"write protected".

I wasn't aware that non-writeable DVD-RAM drives existed, however, and I'm
still not 100% convinced that the drive in question can't burn DVD's.

Thanks again-

-Jared

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