> AFAIK cdrecord 1.10 is the latest stable release > cdrtools 1.11 is still beta. > > In what sense is stone-age ?
Anything with a 2-digit age in months? ;) The cdrecord and mkisofs versioning scheme is seriously mentally deficient!! > * is the 2nd track the one cd drives boot from? IFAIK the drive boots from a file on the ISO file system which you specify. > * is there option to say burn the iso as it is--ie it'll take care of > it own bootable tracks... Yes, it's the default? > Is the someone whos used cdrecord out there? Yes, since approx 1998 (cdwrite before), and it has never(!) done a dud (I had duds, but due to other factors). I did generally use the versions from the SuSE distribution, if there were dud releases SuSE probably avoided them. SuSE uses cdrecord to master their distributions, so does probably everyone else. I don't quite see what you're doing wrong, except the command line you previously posted was bogus. The READMEs with cdrecord were always good, there was one for making bootable CDs (which I haven't yet had a need for). Did you figure it out yet? Can you post a quick howto? Or otherwise, post a complete screenlog? J�rg Schilling is very responsive (even if the response often is "your C-lib is crap" or "your SCSI implementation is a laugh", but cdrecord is ok...). Volker -- Volker Kuhlmann is possibly list0570 with the domain in header http://volker.orcon.net.nz/ Please do not CC list postings to me.
