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Burn .iso with cdrdao

cdrdao _can_ burn .iso images (among other things).

You just have to create a small TOC file. For example,

if your ISO9660 image is named "foobar.iso", then create

a small file "foobar.toc" with a text editor, containing

the following three lines:

CD_ROM

TRACK MODE1

DATAFILE "foobar.iso"

Then type "cdrdao write foobar.toc"

2006-10-19 13:32:27 GMT

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		Burn .iso with cdrdao cdrdao _can_ burn .iso images (among other things). You just have to create a small TOC file. For example, if your ISO9660 image is named "foobar.iso", then create a small file "foobar.toc" with a text editor, containing the following three lines: CD_ROM TRACK MODE1 DATAFILE "foobar.iso" Then type "cdrdao write foobar.toc" 2006-10-19 13:32:27 GMT Comments (0 total) Compose a comment for this post. Comment: 0 characters left (limit 4,000 characters). No HTML permitted. Author (optional): Email address or URL (optional): Word verification: To validate this comment, showing us that you are human, and not a computer, please retype the following code in the field provided. (This helps prevent blog spam.) Site Home