Hallo Martin,
On Sun, 15 Aug 1999, Martin Oldfield wrote:
> I'd like to write data incrementally to a CD. In particular I'd like
> to be able to write some stuff, wait a few hours, then write some more
> and so on. At the end of the day the CD written must be readable on
> normal machines, so it's desirable that the data appear as an ISO-9660
> filesystem or similar.
I use do this regularly to create incremental backups on a RW-CD.
Cdrecord's README.multi provides all the answers. I have seen however
that one of the versions I tried had the wrong file in the documentation.
I am using cdrecord 1.8a22.
You will probably have to write a script to combine all the steps referred
to in README.multi.
Enjoy it.
Johann
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