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Write a UDF CDR

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Wheels I reinvented on various embedded systems
 
*License Plate Reader
*TCP/IP stack
*Web Server
*HTTP/FTP/SMTP client
*Ethernet/SCSI/USB drivers
*FAT32/UDF file system
*JPEG/MJPEG encoder

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How to write a CDR in UDF
Type Article
Licence CPOL
First Posted 19 Sep 2002
Views 180,596
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