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[ILUG] Simple howto making an iso image

[ILUG] Simple howto making an iso image

fuzzbucket fuzzbucket at eircom.net
Sun Oct 10 13:07:56 IST 2004


Paul O'Malley wrote:
> 
> Then run this cdrecord dev=1,0,0 -data -pad speed=6 cd.iso
> 
> the number after dev can be found from the output of cdrecord 
> --scanbus
> 

Thanks, Paul.

AFAIK that cdrecord command needs ide-scsi to be running. Without
ide-scsi you can use the ATAPI interfact directly with:

cdrecord dev=ATA:1,0,0...

Using -scanbus to find the target. On more recent cdrecord versions I've
seen the device name being used, so my burner is secondary master:

cdrecord dev=/dev/hdc...

Eliminating the need for scanbus, or remembering the bus, target etc. I
don't think -data and -pad are necessary for ISOs - never needed them
myself. What benefit does padding have? Generally I go with:

cdrecord -v speed=8 dev=ATA:1,0,0 distro.iso

Does anyone know how to verify a burn? I've been using K3B with the
verify option, but it'd ne nice to know how to do this from a terminal.

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