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Hello tshot, thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I still don't understand, how to call cdrecord to write to the disk.
I could erase a disk though with the blank=all command. Would you please, tell me the actual command to writ to cd, say a filesystem /m. I really would appreciate it.
I could erase a disk though with the blank=all command. Would you please, tell me the actual command to writ to cd, say a filesystem /m. I really would appreciate it.
1. make image file with mkisofs
2 use cdrecord first scan/checkdrive/dummy options just 2 verify
3. to get cdrecord help type
there is one issue if the dev i.e /dev/cd0 is only writable by root. then either change the permissions or run cdrecord as root.
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2 use cdrecord first scan/checkdrive/dummy options just 2 verify
3. to get cdrecord help type
Code:
cdrecord --help 2>& 1 | pg
[/cdrecord]
4. the cmd line is something like
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cdrecord -scanabus
would give u values for dev e.g. 0,1,4 i,e cd drive on 2nd channel with scsi id=4
cdrecord -dev=
cdrecord dev=0,1,4 -dummy <image file created with mkisofs> -speed=8
thie would just check the performance and tell u will it work or not.
and without dummy it will write and int the end say abot lead in and leadout writing
cdrecord dev=0,1,4 <image file created with mkisofs> -speed=8als join the forum
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