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Hi
now with BD drives etc. it is necessary to have support udf 2.5 in the kernel.
Mayn other distros already have this.
Why does ARCH not have it yet?
Last edited by mic64 (2009-05-24 11:38:01)
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i just did a modprobe udf so it's there, all you should need to do is load it
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Mki … he_MODULES or add it to your MODULES array in rc.conf
of-course i haven't tested this so take everything i say as an assumption
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I did that of course, but it is still not possible to mount a BluRay in the BDRom drive or an iso.
It says wrong fs type.
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@mic64 The last change for udf in the kernel what i have found was in 2.6.26 (http://kernelnewbies.org/Linux_2_6_26) where the kernel devs have had add read-only support for 2.50. Do you know a patch for 2.6.29 which adds full support or is your problem solved with the hint from kumyco?
@mic64 (Part2) Blue-ray use 2.50 or 2.60 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Disk_Format). The german wiki say that 2.50 is for BD-RE and 2.60 is for BD-R. Perhaps this could be the reason.
Last edited by attila (2009-05-24 10:16:19)
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how are you mounting it? maybe someone else knows something about this. i asked because i know that error from trying to mount audio disks.
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ok got it now.
Dont ask me why, but I tried to mount it like this.
mount -t iso9660 BD.iso /mnt/iso -o loop this failed
choosing udf instead iso9660 wokrs.
sorry for asking.
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