> UTSL. It looks to me like cdrecord exits with -2 (which is 254 as an
> unsigned char IIRC) when there are non-fatal errors.
UTSL - good idea. why didn't I think of that? :)
(pts/8)root@marsala:/tmp/cdrtools-2.0/cdrecord$ grep -i return * | grep "\-2"
(pts/8)root@marsala:/tmp/cdrtools-2.0/cdre
On Wed, Jan 29, 2003 at 07:28:56PM -0600, Jason Pepas wrote:
> > You know that without knowing anything about your cdrecord
>
> (pts/8)jason@marsala:~$ dpkg -l | grep cdrecord
> ii cdrecord 1.10+11a34-1 A command line CD/DVD writing tool
>
> > or Debian version
>
> (pts/8)jason@marsala:
> You know that without knowing anything about your cdrecord
(pts/8)jason@marsala:~$ dpkg -l | grep cdrecord
ii cdrecord 1.10+11a34-1 A command line CD/DVD writing tool
> or Debian version
(pts/8)jason@marsala:~$ cat /etc/debian_version
testing/unstable
> without knowing what you are
#include
* Jason Pepas [Wed, Jan 29 2003, 03:28:25PM]:
> cdrecord appears to exit with status 254, which works fine from console, and
> burns good cd's, but causes make to think it failed, when it actually didn't.
>
> ideas?
You know that without knowing anything about your cdrecord or Debian
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