> >I have the following "Problem". I have a single file as the output of a
> >pipe that i wan't to burn on a cdr.
> >
> >Is there a way to circumvent writting that file into a directory and then
> >"mkisofs"ing that directory?
> >
> >A way of directly piping that file into mkisofs like
> >
> >mkisofs --one_file_from_stdin --filename=file --filesize=681574400 <...>
> I assume the piped file is not an ISO9660 image already and what you
> want is to create an ISO9660 image containing a single file?
Right.
> (your "example" above won't fit on a standard 650M CD ...)
73:5<somewhat> You haven't done the math right?
Currently i get 80Min CDRs for 0.80 DM (roughly 0.40$) per piece. So i could
record 50MB more. But i have only 1.1 GB for 1.3(2x74Min)-1.4(2x80Min) so
i haven't changed the script. :-)
> It is possible to pipe any data to cdrecord - doesn't have to be an ISO9660
> image - the data could be a tar archive - of course, the CD will not
> mountable as a file system, but you can use tar to extract data from
> the raw device as you can with any other media.
I know. And i pracitise that more or less often. But for THIS case that
isn't an option.
Bis denn
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