Re: Trying to get a cdwriter to write to loop device

[Segin <segin2005@xxxxxxxxx>]

Ahh, from the command line you posted, it looked like you were trying to 
use an ISO... or are you trying to create a multi-volume CD by mixing a 
ISO and another image in a proprietary format? If you give me a bit of 
time, I will Google my ass off and find you a converter for Linux, 
provided that one is available. If I find a simple Windows one that's 
with source, CLI, and pure C, I could probably rewrite it for Linux for ya.

Now, if you mind me, I need to practice my ^T in Firefox, cause just one 
instance of Google is a slow way to search

nate wrote:
> > \\.\ referrs to the Internal NT abstraction layer. In actuality, drive 
> > letters in NT are mounted just like in UNIX/Linux onto \\.\
> >
> > 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
>
> The problem is that the disk image format is proprietary, so I have to 
> use their software to burn it.
>
> > (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.
>
> Yea, I'd never use any win32 software in linux unless no other software 
> existed for that task.
>
> -Nathan

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