What your talking about is a multisession CD.
The amount of data a CD (700MB) or even a DVD (4.7GB) holds is
practically nothing by today's standards, plus a blank CD or DVD is only
about 20 cents. So it's not worth losing data because you tried to get
fancy and save a couple of cents with your storage. Just burn whole
disks at once and then check them before you delete the originals.
I'm fairly sure that files are an SSD are relatively immune to EM
stuff. If something happens big enough to wipe a drive that's just
sitting in storage, you'll likely not care about computers anymore
because you'll be fighting people for food and water.
Brian Cluff
On 8/30/22 19:30, Michael via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> I have some files that need a more permanent storage than a flash
> drive which can be done away with by an EMP. How would I burn a file
> to a cd and leave the disk able to have more added to the disk at a
> later date?
>
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