Comment 3 for bug 1113679

Hi,

thank you for flying xorriso.

The growisofs bug is indeed well known. It was announced several
years ago to become fixed in the next release. Regrettably that
release never happened. Currently growisofs seems unmaintained.
Much of its knowledge was pulled into libburn, though, which
xorriso is using for burning optical media.

> The only problem with using xorriso with "-as cdrecord" is
> that it seems to only accept cdrecord options and I haven't
> found a way to given a volume id to the disc. It always labels
> the disc as "Linux UDF" (which I can live with). xorriso has
> a "-volid" option but it doesn't work with "-as cdrecord".

The volume id is a property of the filesystem, not of the
optical medium. xorriso command -volid (or -as mkisofs -V)
would set such an id, but it would produce an ISO 9660
filesystem rather than an UDF.

So you will probably have to use mkudffs option --vid= and/or
--lvid= to replace the default text "Linux UDF". I don't know
which of both would show up with e.g. Linux mount. Maybe you
even have to set the desired id by --fsid=, too.

Have a nice day :)

Thomas