we were talking about audio tracks, but if you want to talk about an iso filesystem, it's as simple as simple can be:
mkisofs -r -o /home/p/thisone.iso /usr/local/share/directoryofstuff
-r == rockridge extension.
-o == output to this file (like gcc -o)
note that if you want to copy a full CD full of data, and here data also
include MP3s, then i can't see why the following wouldn't work:
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/home/p/thisone.iso
pete
On Mon 11 Dec 00, 5:17 PM, A R said...
> >
> >
> > i use cdrecord (no need to use xcdroast; cdrecord is a no-brainer) and
> > regularly burn CD's that are over 700MB. afaik, xcdroast is just a front
> > end for some other program, prolly cdrecord.
> >
>
> What cdrecord command do you use to read the image from cd, say, on
> /dev/cdrom to
> file /home/pete/thisone.iso?
> Thanks.
>
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