On Sun, 2002-10-20 at 17:20, Gonzalo Avaria wrote: > Hi again, well, i followed all the directions of wobo > (thanks wobo for the tips, i've learned a lot), but it > seems that it has problems with names that have > underscore (like labo_verano) because if i try to look > at them after the burning it gives me an error: > > [gonzalo@maxwell labo_verano]$ gv model_fotocel_02.ps > gv: Cannot open file model_fotocel_02.ps (No such file > or directory) > > but the file appears when i do an "ls". It's like the > pc see the file but the file is a ghost. > Now i'm burning a CD-RW, using the tip that Gabriel > gave. Could this problem be related to the thing that > Michael said?. > Well, i'll be working on a solution for this. > Thanks for the answers, really apretiate them. > > saludos a todos
being lazy and liking gui's I use X-CD-Roast, which will allow you do multi-sessions CDs too. Remember that X-CD-Roast needs to be setup through root. Mandrake should have setup your burner correctly for scsi emulation; don't worry X-CD-Roast will complain if it is not there. Practice with CD-RWs until you get the hang of it For your particular situation You master your /home/%user directory to an image Blank the disc Write the image Verify the image. [this will flag a bad burn] The only extra for multi-session disc is the fixation stage, don't fixate the disc and you can write another track. Fixation basically says "The End". X-CD-Roast uses cdrecord and will printout the corresponding command so you can learn to use cdrecord also. Another plus of using X-CD-Roast is you can add or remove directories and see how much space they take up, including when you add to a multisession CD. Then if you want to progress to the line commands you will have a greater understanding how they work and exactly what command cdrecord needs. If you need help using X-CD-Roast email me directly and I can walk you through it. Gabriel
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