This is a discussion on Re: Suggestion for CDR/W software for RH 7.2. within the Linux General forums, part of the Linux Forums category; In article <Xns93D4237CDC7B7cruisewebhotmailcom@130.81.64.196 >, BT wrote: > I like to get your suggestions and advice. &...
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In article <Xns93D4237CDC7B7cruisewebhotmailcom@130.81.64.196 >, BT wrote:
> I like to get your suggestions and advice. > I am looking for a CDR/W software for my RH7.2. > I have checked X-CD-Roast website.Is it the only one available? By no means. Search freshmeat.net. I like the ECliPt Roaster for a GUI, but much of the time I use a few simple bash scripts. > Could anybody suggest other software packages which are reliable. All CD-writing packages that I know use mkisofs, cdrdao and cdrecord, and they work every time. It's just a matter of which user interface you prefer. -- Juha Siltala |
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Juha Kustaa Siltala wrote:
> but much of the time I use a few simple bash scripts. > I agree. None of the GUI tools worked for me either. I'v had better luck running my own script. I downloaded and installed k3b, but it did not burn my cds. There are some samples of such bash scripts available on the net. |
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Thank you for the information.I did not know you could use simple bash
scripts to write to CD. If possible, could you post an example(if not too much trouble). I will google for some examples too. Thank you, -BT AverageJoe <AverageJoe@ .com.nospam> wrote in news:uaKZa.8469$BC2.5160@newsread2.news.atl.earthl ink.net: > Juha Kustaa Siltala wrote: > >> but much of the time I use a few simple bash scripts. >> > > I agree. None of the GUI tools worked for me either. I'v had better > luck running my own script. I downloaded and installed k3b, but it did > not burn my cds. > > There are some samples of such bash scripts available on the net. > |
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In article <Xns93D4870B6518Ccruisewebhotmailcom@130.81.64.196 >, BT wrote:
> Thank you for the information.I did not know you could use simple bash > scripts to write to CD. Of course you can. Read the cdrecord and mkisofs man pages and you can burn CD's with one-line commands. > If possible, could you post an example(if not too much trouble). > I will google for some examples too. These are what I use, they're better than I could write myself: http://www.cc.jyu.fi/~juhtolv/hacks/sh/cdrom/ I renamed 'munpolta' to 'burniso' and 'mycdfs' to 'mkimg' for language consistency on this system. Otherwise they work well :) -- Juha Siltala |
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Great! Thanks again.. I will look into them.
Cheers, -BT jsiltala@cc.helsinki.fi (Juha Kustaa Siltala) wrote in news:slrnbjfkhh.49j.jsiltala@kruuna.Helsinki.FI: > In article <Xns93D4870B6518Ccruisewebhotmailcom@130.81.64.196 >, BT wrote: > <snip> |
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AverageJoe wrote:
> I agree. None of the GUI tools worked for me either. I'v had > better luck running my own script. I downloaded and installed > k3b, but it did not burn my cds. > Really? I use k3b exclusively and it's doing a very good job for me. Ransom |