Mike R. Cannon wrote:
> Is it possible to burn a cd from a cd with out first making a iso? I
> use these commands to produce a cd:
>
> We just received a new machine to set up as a universal cd writer. I
> want to put linux on it, but others want windows. Biggest complaint was
> they would not be able to simple copy cds, the would need to make iso
> first. Is there a way to just copy without making an iso.
>
> Thanks for your time in advance.
Hi, I use cdrdao to make 1:1 copies:
cdrdao copy --paranoia-mode 3 --on-the-fly --device 0,0,0 --driver
generic-mmc:0x10 --source-device 0,1,0 --source-driver generic-mmc:0x0
--buffers 30
paranoia mode is for Audio CDs
on the fly is self explanatory
and you specify the source and target writers and the driver to use (if
the CD driver to use is not autodetected)
buffers is to give it a bigger buffer.
If you don't want to take care of all the options you can also use
gcdmaster (former xcdrdao) that comes with cdrdao. It currently uses gnome.
Of course I'm sure you can use a pipe or use some n-curses base programs
that use cdrecord and simplifies things a lot. Just search at freshmeat.net
See you.
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