nate wrote:
\\.\ referrs to the Internal NT abstraction layer. In actuality, drive letters in NT are mounted just like in UNIX/Linux onto \\.\Thanks for the reply, > > first I created a 1 Gig empty file: > > dd if=/dev/zero of=usarm.iso bs=1k count=1000000 > > losetup /dev/loop0 usarm.iso > > mkdosfs -c /dev/loop0 1000000 > > mount -t vfat /dev/loop0 mnt/ > > Why?After I made this file, I turned it to an iso with vfat filesystem to see if cdburn would write to a mounted iso file.Have you tried 'wine cdburn.exe foo.iso usarmy.daa', where foo is a file that does not yet exist?[nate@blackbox ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/PowerISO]$ sudo wine C:\\Program\ Files\\PowerISO\\cdburn.exe Z:\\home\\nate\\temp.iso Z:\\media\\usb1\\usarmy.daaError 2 opening device \\.\Z:\home\nate\temp.iso What does \\.\ mean? Is it actually pointing to somewhere meaningful? -Nathan
Also, could you please just use the native burner app cdrecord? I am aware that it complains about Linux-2.5, but to-date I've had nary a problem with it. It's also simple: cdrecord dev=/dev/cdrom file.iso
(note that using dev=/dev/node is depreciated, but nobody seems to care, works fine for me)
If you need to burn a cue/bin, CD to the directory of the cue/bin (and make sure that the filename(s) in the cuefile match CaSe with the actual files), and cdrecord dev=/dev/cdrom -dao cuefile=foobar.cue
It's much better than your old Win32-CLI app.
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