Re: Adding MD5 to Image...

Pardon me if I misunderstand you I wonder if it is possible to add the checksum of a file to the file itself. Because mkisofs creates iso image file, appending the md5 sum to the image defeats the purpose of having a checksum (unless you want to strip out the md5sum info from the image before

Re: Check / verify and test quality of burned CD/DVD's

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Re: cdrecord-ProDVD key expired?

Once again, what's the procedure for getting a *real* (non-expiring) key? We'd be willing to buy one for our organization if necessary. In order to get a permanent key one has to request Joerg Schilling, the author. I would also like to have a key for cdrecord-ProDVD for Linux system. I

write verification when using growisofs

In order to do a verifiable write when using cdrecord I follow this sequence: 1. I first create the iso image of the data on the disk and calculate its checksum. Then I write the iso image to the CD and delete the iso image from disk. 2. Using readcd I read the iso image back from the CD 3.

write verification when using growisofs

In order to do a verifiable write when using cdrecord I follow this sequence: 1. I first create the iso image of the data on the disk and calculate its checksum. Then I write the iso image to the CD and delete the iso image from disk. 2. Using readcd I read the iso image back from the CD 3.

Multi Volume CD/DVDs

Pardon my ignorance, but I would like to ask what is the commonly practiced method of creating multi-volume disks. That is, for instance I need to burn a directory that has files whose combined size is, say 12 GB. How would one go about creating multiple ISO9660 images from it and then burning

Multi Volume CD/DVDs

Pardon my ignorance, but I would like to ask what is the commonly practiced method of creating multi-volume disks. That is, for instance I need to burn a directory that has files whose combined size is, say 12 GB. How would one go about creating multiple ISO9660 images from it and then burning

readcd fails on ATAPI drive

I am trying to read a CD that I burnt on a ATAPI CD writer. The cdrecord dev=ATAPI: -scanbus tells me that the writer device is: 0,0,0 'HL-DT-ST' 'RW/DVD GCC-4240N' 'E112' Removable CD-ROM When I run readcd: readcd dev=ATAPI:0,0,0 f=readback.iso , I get the following error message: readcd:

Extracting file system from an iso image

Once I have read an ISO9660 image with or without Joliet/Rockridge extns, is there a way to simply extract files, directory sturcture from it (analogous to tar extraction), without actually mounting the iso image? Is there a utility to do this? I shall really appreciate your response. Thanks

Re: Extracting file system from an iso image

Thanks for the response. However, isodump seems to be an interactive utility and not something that you could just call from another script/executable running in background. If it can be, then I would like to know how? Thanks Ashish On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 18:05, Volker Kuhlmann wrote: Once I

Extracting file system from an iso image

Once I have read an ISO9660 image with or without Joliet/Rockridge extns, is there a way to simply extract files, directory sturcture from it (analogous to tar extraction), without actually mounting the iso image? Is there a utility to do this? I shall really appreciate your response. Thanks

Re: Extracting file system from an iso image

Thanks for the response. However, isodump seems to be an interactive utility and not something that you could just call from another script/executable running in background. If it can be, then I would like to know how? Thanks Ashish On Wed, 2003-10-15 at 18:05, Volker Kuhlmann wrote: Once I

Re: Using readcd to read 3rd party discs

that I should subtract 2 from it (in case CD was written w/o -dao) or not before I use it in sectors= ? I do not know how and where the CD was written (Linux?, Windows? etc). I shall really appreciate any help. Thanks Ashish On Sat, 2003-10-11 at 07:26, Rob Bogus wrote: Ashish Rangole wrote

Re: Using readcd to read 3rd party discs

that I should subtract 2 from it (in case CD was written w/o -dao) or not before I use it in sectors= ? I do not know how and where the CD was written (Linux?, Windows? etc). I shall really appreciate any help. Thanks Ashish On Sat, 2003-10-11 at 07:26, Rob Bogus wrote: Ashish Rangole wrote

Using readcd to read 3rd party discs

I guess this is a novice level question. I am planning to use readcd to read from a data CD/DVD. I understand that for discs written with -dao flag, readcd will read exact number of sectors, whereas for those written w/o -dao flag, readcd tries to read 2 sectors more than the actual data sectors

cdrecord-ProDVD license

All, I would like to know if Joerg Schilling does not give the commercial use license for cdrecord-proDVD anymore. Please let me know if anybody knows about this because it appears that for some reason I can't get in touch with Joerg at all on this. Thanks for your help. Ashish -- Ashish

cdrecord-proDVD ,linux and IEEE1394

All, I would like to know if anybody has tried burning CD/DVD in linux on a drive with IEEE1394(firewire) interface and if it has been tried with cdrecord-proDVD. I am thinking of using cdrecord-proDVD on Mandrake 9.0 and the burner is a Pioneer DVD A-04 with IDE to IEEE1394 convertor in