Re: Double density CD writers

Jo"rg With the price of conventional media down in the pfennies level, double cost is not a real consideration, especially when the cost per mbyte is the same. The real cost consideration is the cost of the drive. The effort to accomodate its behavior is a consideration, mostly for you, and

Double density CD writers

Hi all, I am interested to know how many people are interested in buying a double density cd writer. The drives will be available in May and the price of a 1.3 GB medium shall be about twice the price of a conventional medium. I am interested to know this because I just got my sample and it see

RE: File lists

In my scenario, the .iso being created is a backup image. A program creates -path-list files by iterating the specified directory, splitting any directories larger than 650Mb, and fitting all the resulting directories and files into as few cds as possible. Mkisofs is then run with -path-list ${f

Re: File lists

>What I need is a way to prevent it from being considered a pathspec. I finally understand ... The only work round I can think of is to create a directory that contains just you link(s) and use this directory as one of the pathspecs e.g: mkdir /tmp/dummy cd /tmp/dummy ln -s foo bar mkisofs ...

File lists

In the recent discussion on directory loops the background of what caused the problem got lost a litlle. So I'll try again. Basically, I have a list of files (and directories) that I want to put on a CD. So I want to feed this list of files to mkisofs. However, mkisofs does not take files (as ar

Re: cdrecord and Darwin/MacOS X ?

>From: Andre John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> If you like to compile outdated software, use outdated OS to do so >I though cdrecord 1.9 was the latest non-alhpa release? Is there any non alpha release of DarWin? BTW: cdrecord alphas are more stable than Apple products.. just try to creat

Re: cdrecord and Darwin/MacOS X ?

On Friday, April 6, 2001, at 06:52 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> From: Andre John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > From: Andre John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> Does anyone know what the status of cdrecord is in regards to Darwin/MacOS X? I had tried the precompiled version on

Cdrtool code freeze cancelled

Sorry guys ... I just received a Sony CRX200E (DD CD writer) sample. I check whether I can add support before releasing 1.10 final. Jörg EMail:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (home) Jörg Schilling D-13353 Berlin [EMAIL PROTECTED] (uni) If you don't have iso-8859-1 [EMAIL PROT

Re: Directory loop

>From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Apr 6 10:21:18 2001 >>> Try editing out the exit(1); and try again. >> >>That doesn't work -- it's the other side of the #ifdef #else #endif. >> >>This doesn't solve the main problem: if an entry in the path list is a >>symlink to a directory, it is traversed. But in

Re: cdrecord and Darwin/MacOS X ?

>From: Andre John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>> From: Andre John Mas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >>> Does anyone know what the status of cdrecord is in regards to >>> Darwin/MacOS X? >>> I had tried the precompiled version on the site, marked rhapsody, but a >>> scanbus >>> was unable to see my ATAP

Re: Directory loop

>> Try editing out the exit(1); and try again. > >That doesn't work -- it's the other side of the #ifdef #else #endif. > >This doesn't solve the main problem: if an entry in the path list is a >symlink to a directory, it is traversed. But in my situation the path >list contains a list of _files_ (