It get's every easier once you find /etc/cdrecord.conf;-) John P Verel wrote: > Just an observation. Until just now, I'd been intimidated by the, um, opaque (IMHO) > man page of cdrecord. I'd fumbled around with Xcdroast and the burner > software on my Windows partition to burn iso images. (I'd gotten > ide-scsi emulation working sometime ago on the linux box). > > Well, today, as root, I executed the following "exotic" command at my > bash prompt: > > cdrecord -vv dev=1,0 valhalla-docs.iso > ^^ > (I like lots of output) > > > Sure enough, cdrecord went without a hitch. On my somewhat older CD-RW, > (4x,2x,24x), the write time for the docs iso, about 55.5 megs, was 91 > seconds. I assure you this way outperforms the Windows GUI tool. > > So, the point is that cdrecord is a lot easier to use than I'd > thought...arguably easier than a gui interface ... at least for iso > images. Good work, and thanks, to Jorge Schilling :) >
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