Yamaha CDR400t Specifications

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Feature mkisofs mkhybrid mkvcdfs −−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−−ISO 9660 yes yes

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2.Setup the Linux−system for writing CD−ROMsThis section applies to the following types of CD−writers: SCSI, IDE/ATAPI and the devices for the paralle

Page 4 - CD−Writing HOWTO

2.1 QuickstartThis section is an attempt to provide an fast and easy description of the configuration. Not all possible setupsare covered, but please

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fiif ! grep "^... sg_" /proc/ksyms > /dev/null; then report_no_autoload sg && insmod sgfiif ! grep "^... sr_&

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The table above shows the relation of device file names and the placing of devices on the IDE busses. Thedevice file name representing your CD−Writer

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Special notes about SCSI CD−writersPlease make sure that your writer is recognized by the BIOS of your SCSI hostadaptor card. Every SCSIhostadaptor sc

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PARIDE Parallel port ATAPI CD−ROMs MPARIDE Parallel port generic ATAPI MPARIDE (select a low−level driver)

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ftp://ftp.ge.ucl.ac.uk/pub/mkhfs (mkhybrid)To write images to the CD−R, you need one of the following software packages:ftp://ftp.fokus.gmd.de/pub/uni

Page 10 - 1.7 Mailing Lists

3.Burning CD−Rs"If to smoke you turn I shall not cease to fiddle while you burn." (Roman emperor Nero aboutburning his own classic−CDs, AD64

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write output to take directory as inputThe option '−r' sets the permissions of all files to be public readable on the CD and ena

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Table of ContentsCD−Writing HOWTO...

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/cdrom may not be fully readable. Please use a more recent kernel like 2.0.36. The option −pad for cdrecordapplies to audio CDs only and the option −p

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shell> SCSI_BUS=0 # taken from listing 1 "scsibus0:"shell> SCSI_ID=6 # taken from listing 1 "TOSHIBA XM−3401"shell>

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shell> sox killing−my−software.wav killing−my−software.cdrThis command would convert the song killing−my−software from the WAV−format into the CD

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off).DAOIf you want to get rid of the pauses between the audio tracks, you have to use disk−at−once (DAO) recordingversus the (individual) track−at−on

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4.1 How sensitive is the burning process?Test it. Use the option −dummy to do an empty run of cdrecord. Do everything you would do otherwise andwatch

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4.4 Isn't there some way to get around the ISO−9660limitations?Yes. You can put any filesystem you like on the CD. But other operating systems th

Page 19 - Test the CD−image

Or you want to try the combination of "cdda2wav" and "sox", available from sunsite and its mirrors:ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux

Page 20 - Write the CD−image to a CD

First case: you have a CD−writer and a separate CD−ROM drive. By issuing the commandcdrecord −v dev=0,6,0 speed=2 −isosize /dev/scd0you read the data

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4.10 How to put even more data on the CD−R?Use bzip2 instead of any other compressor like gzip or pkzip. It will save you up to 30% of disk−spacefor l

Page 22 - Writing audio CDs (TAO)

Place this floppy image into the directory holding the collection of your files (or into a subdirectory of it, justas you like). Tell mkisofs about th

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Table of Contents4.13 Is it possible to use several writers at once?...

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4.15 Where to store the local configuration permanently?You have two options. Either you use the built−in configuration file for cdrecord, or you use

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then O_CDRECORD="$O_CDRECORD −$O_NAME " continue fi O_CDRECORD="$O_CDRECORD $O_NAME=$O_VALUE " done <

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specify the switch −data for cdrecord on the command line.The images for the second and subsequent sessions are a little bit more complicated to gener

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Your ftp−client will notice when cdrecord wants to read from the file and will start transfering data from theftp−host.4.21 I hear a crack or click so

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level applications like the ones mentioned above.4.25 Which is easier to set up, IDE or SCSI?SCSI CD−writers are slightly easier to set up with regard

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4.30 Which format to choose for a platform independantCD−ROM?A CD−ROM to be read by all systems can only use the plain ISO 9660 format. That means stu

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5.1 It doesn't work: under LinuxPlease check first, that the writer works under the software it is shipped with (=under another operatingsystem).

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Under various circumstances SCSI devices dis− and reconnect themselves (electronically) from the SCSI bus.If this feature is not available (check cont

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cd /devls −l scanner # shows current settingln −sf sg2 scanner# test the scannerln −sf sg1 scanner# test the scanner# and so onApplication develop

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fixed adapter spelling problems Jos van Geffen <[email protected]>noted the problem in 4.9. Bernhard Gubanka <beg@ipp−garching.mpg.de>no

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CD−Writing HOWTOWinfried Trümper <[email protected]>v2.9.3, 23 July 2000This document explains how to write CD−ROMs under Linux.1.Introduction• 1

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Gerald C Snyder <[email protected]>tested writing of an ext2 CD−ROM (see 4.4) Art Stone <[email protected]>had the idea to put non−ISO−9660

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• 4.7 Is it possible to make a 1:1 copy of a data CD?• 4.8 Can Linux read Joliet CD−ROMs? (obsolete answer)• 4.9 How do I read/mount CD−ROMs with the

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applications kindly submitted by the readers.1.1 Copyright, license and terms of usageCopyright Winfried Trümper 1996−2000. All rights reserved.Redist

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software. As most CD−writers can be used to read CD−ROMs, too, you may want to read the LinuxCD−ROM HOWTO, the Linux SCSI HOWTO and the Linux Kernel H

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out of the HOWTO. Here is a comprehensive summary of drives reported to work with cdrecord:Acer: CDRW 4432A, CDRW 6206A, CD−R/RW 6X4X32, 843

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CDR−56S−400, CD−R56S−600, R56S−614Traxdata: CRW 2260, CDR 4120, CDR 4120 Pro, CDRW 4260, CDRW 4424, CDR 4800Turtl

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