* modern text-only software for making data cds?
@ Willem van der Walt
` Steve Holmes
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From: Willem van der Walt @ UTC (permalink / raw)
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Over the years I got used to using cdrdao for making audio cds.
For data cds I always put all the files into a new directory, then use
mkisofs to create an iso image and then use cdrecord to burn.
What do most people use these days?
TIA, Willem
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* Re: modern text-only software for making data cds?
modern text-only software for making data cds? Willem van der Walt
@ ` Steve Holmes
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From: Steve Holmes @ UTC (permalink / raw)
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Well, I'd still be doing that today but I finally gave up on
cdrecord. After my latest purchase of a DVD capable burner, cdrecord
kept giving a bunch of SCSI errors and burning coasters right and
left. I swithed to the cdr-kit which included wodim to burn the ce's
and geniso to build the ISO images. That pair works great for me.
I've been using gnome more lately so have options there too but
haven't tried any of those yet. I'll bet I'd probably just stick to
geniso/wodim for my data cd needs. I have a shell script that makes
the overall task much easier.
On Wed, Feb 20, 2008 at 02:39:21PM +0200, Willem van der Walt wrote:
> Over the years I got used to using cdrdao for making audio cds.
> For data cds I always put all the files into a new directory, then use
> mkisofs to create an iso image and then use cdrecord to burn.
> What do most people use these days?
> TIA, Willem
>
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