BurnAgain FS - 1.0.2mount data cd/dvd like a harddisk volume and add, remove, edit files |
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- Version: 1.0.1, 5/30/2008 06:19AM PST
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What about bootable CDs ? - Version: 1.0b2, 4/29/2008 12:43PM PST
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- What about bootable CDs ?
I tested BurnAgain FS on a MacBook Pro using HP 4X DVD+RW media, it worked perfectly. The documentation is somewhat sparse, but you will figure it out, it's really not all that complicated.
One point that bears repeating: while your DVD will appear to look/behave like a normal drive volume, unlike with a drive, deleted or changed files cannot be actually overwritten and continue to take up space. The only way to reclaim this space is to erase the disc and start over. In most manners of use, eg archiving photos, you will be sequentially adding files, so tthis will be of little consequence.
In demo mode, BurnAgain FS allows 20 burns without a time limitation, which is more than enough for you to determine if this program is useful to you.