As a user of architectures other than x86, cdrecord itself is a
pain in the proverbial to build. I switched to dvdrtools-0.3.1 some
months ago - works great provided I remember to specify speed, but
the project seems to be inactive.
Debian has now forked cdrkit (get it from your local debian po
Ken Moffat wrote:
Debian has now forked cdrkit (get it from your local debian pool,
the diff on top of pre3 only affects some of the debian/ files).
I wonder how long it'll take them to clean it up? I suspect it'd be
quicker just starting from scratch (and just don't support anything that
Matthew Burgess wrote:
I suspect it'd be quicker just starting from scratch
Here's a wonderful snippet from the latest release of cdrtools
So, another case of NIH syndrome. Rather than report bugs/offer patches
to existing projects (tar vs. star, make vs. smake, etc.) he goes and
rei
