[naveenkjacob]

I am using Red Hat Linux 7.3 , I have a Samsung Combo. I am not able to read the CD-RW files formatted using InCD in windows 2000.

[pvc9]

It could be a format that Linux might not detect...I have never used any CD RW with Linux, but the Cdr worked perfectly.

Check these links -

Another possibility is to use removeable media, such as floppy disks or CD-RW. The problem with this method is that floppies are only any use for small amounts of data (text files, for instance), and other media also suffer from portability problems. CD-RW, DVD-RAM and Zip are far from having universally available drivers and support. So, though I can easily write an UDF formatted CD-RW with Windows, I can only read it with Solaris, and I can neither read nor write to it under OS/2.

From : Mounting/reading filesystems betwwen OSes

Using a CD writer with Linux

[lynch]

Go here for downloading the module supporting UDF.Be sure to read everything there and check out the project homepage.I've never tried using this as I despise cd-rw .But if you need any other help.post back.
( good call,pvc9 )
lynch

[pvc9]

lynch,