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| − | === Serial Ultrabay Enhanced Blu-ray Drive II === | + | === Serial Ultrabay Enhanced Blu-ray Drive II (43R9150) === |
This is an optical drive that slides into a Serial Ultrabay Enhanced. | This is an optical drive that slides into a Serial Ultrabay Enhanced. | ||
=== Features === | === Features === | ||
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** DVD±R, DVD±R DL, DVD±RW, DVD±RW DL, DVD-RAM (8x write speed) | ** DVD±R, DVD±R DL, DVD±RW, DVD±RW DL, DVD-RAM (8x write speed) | ||
** BD-ROM, BD-ROM DL, BD-R, BD-R DL, BD-RE, BD-RE DL (6x read speed) | ** BD-ROM, BD-ROM DL, BD-R, BD-R DL, BD-RE, BD-RE DL (6x read speed) | ||
| − | ** BD-R, BD-R DL, BD-RE, BD-RE DL (4x | + | ** BD-R, BD-R DL, BD-RE, BD-RE DL (4x write speed) |
| − | * Tray | + | * Tray loading |
* Activity LED | * Activity LED | ||
| + | {{footnotes| | ||
| + | #This model requires its original optical drive's faceplate and mounting bracket to be swapped onto the Serial Ultrabay Enhanced Blu-ray Drive II (universal bezel), otherwise the drive will not fit in properly. It also requires the black plastic stub located at the back of the Blu-ray drive to be removed to fit in as well, due to the lack of an eject mechanism (and the fact that it may prevent the drive's installation). | ||
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[[image:UltraBay Slim Optical Drive.gif|192px]] | [[image:UltraBay Slim Optical Drive.gif|192px]] | ||
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=== Part numbers === | === Part numbers === | ||
| − | ==== | + | ==== LG GBW-B10N (universal bezel) ==== |
| − | * | + | * 42T2539 (42T2538) |
| − | ==== Panasonic UJ260 ==== | + | ==== Panasonic UJ260 (universal bezel) ==== |
| − | * 45N7463 | + | * 45N7463 (45N7462) |
| − | ==== Panasonic UJ230A ==== | + | ==== Panasonic UJ230A (universal bezel) ==== |
| − | * | + | * 42T2525 (42T2514) |
=== Linux support === | === Linux support === | ||
If connected at boot time, the drive is normally {{path|/dev/sr0}}. | If connected at boot time, the drive is normally {{path|/dev/sr0}}. | ||
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| + | ==== Problem regarding reading video DVDs ==== | ||
| + | When playing a region-coded video DVD for the first time using a Linux player, you may get errors such as the following: | ||
| + | libdvdread: Invalid IFO for VMGM (VIDEO_TS.IFO) | ||
| + | This is caused by the DVD driver's region never having been set. Use <tt>regionset</tt> to set some region and retry. It is important that you choose the region code wisely, as you will '''not''' be able to read any other regions, and you can only change the region 4 times before it becomes permanent. | ||
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| + | With older drives you could use libdvdread to bypass a drives region restrictions, but this doesn't work in some drives, particularly those from Panasonic. Panasonic DVD drives actually refuse to read out-of-region media, and implement RPC-2 fully. This cannot be worked around in any way short of drive firmware changes, which '''are not''' available anywhere. | ||
== Models supporting this accessory == | == Models supporting this accessory == | ||
* {{W510}}, {{W520}}, {{W530}}, {{W700}}, {{W700ds}}, {{W701}}, {{W701ds}} | * {{W510}}, {{W520}}, {{W530}}, {{W700}}, {{W700ds}}, {{W701}}, {{W701ds}} | ||
* {{T420}}, {{T420i}}, {{T430}}, {{T430i}}, {{T510}}, {{T510i}}, {{T520}}, {{T520i}}, {{T530}}, {{T530i}} | * {{T420}}, {{T420i}}, {{T430}}, {{T430i}}, {{T510}}, {{T510i}}, {{T520}}, {{T520i}}, {{T530}}, {{T530i}} | ||
| + | * {{L410}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L412}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L420}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L421}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L430}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L510}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L512}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L520}}{{footnote|1}}, {{L530}}{{footnote|1}} | ||
* {{R400}}, {{R500}} | * {{R400}}, {{R500}} | ||
| − | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Ultrabay Devices]] |
Latest revision as of 20:49, 22 January 2021
Serial Ultrabay Enhanced Blu-ray Drive II (43R9150)This is an optical drive that slides into a Serial Ultrabay Enhanced. Features
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Part numbers
LG GBW-B10N (universal bezel)
- 42T2539 (42T2538)
Panasonic UJ260 (universal bezel)
- 45N7463 (45N7462)
Panasonic UJ230A (universal bezel)
- 42T2525 (42T2514)
Linux support
If connected at boot time, the drive is normally /dev/sr0.
Problem regarding reading video DVDs
When playing a region-coded video DVD for the first time using a Linux player, you may get errors such as the following:
libdvdread: Invalid IFO for VMGM (VIDEO_TS.IFO)
This is caused by the DVD driver's region never having been set. Use regionset to set some region and retry. It is important that you choose the region code wisely, as you will not be able to read any other regions, and you can only change the region 4 times before it becomes permanent.
With older drives you could use libdvdread to bypass a drives region restrictions, but this doesn't work in some drives, particularly those from Panasonic. Panasonic DVD drives actually refuse to read out-of-region media, and implement RPC-2 fully. This cannot be worked around in any way short of drive firmware changes, which are not available anywhere.
