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Please note: This is not the CD-Writing-HOWTO from Winfried Trümper. This is just a collection of a few commonly used tasks.
First determine the right cd-recorder device:
$ cdrecord -scanbus
Set the environment variable $CDRDEV to the right value (i.e. 0,1,0):
$ export CDRDEV=0,1,0 # for bash
$ setenv CDRDEV 0,1,0 # for tcsh
If you want to make a 1:1 copy of a CD with a special layout, laying in drive /dev/sr0 (first scsi CD drive), try this:
$ cdrdao copy --device $CDRDEV --source-device /dev/sr0
--eject --on-the-fly
With some hardware cdrdao cannot figure out which driver to use. See the
man-page for a list of possible drivers.
For me the following two options worked well:
--driver generic-mmc --source-driver generic-mmc
If you get errors regarding possible buffer under runs, try a lower speed:
--speed 4
In some cases you have to specify this option as well:
--force
$ cdrecord -v dev=$CDRDEV blank=fast
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