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HP 9350i 10x4x32 IDE, slave on ide0
As of Linux 2.6 you don't seem to need to use SCSI emulation anymore as long as you tell cdrecord what to do using dev=ATAPI on the command line. | ||||||||
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Then you can burn a CD with the image (note that the blank=fast flag tells cdrecord to erase the media first - this only works with cd/rw media, also note that the "0,0,0" matches what cdrecord -scanbus output above):
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| < < | # cdrecord -v speed=4 dev=ATAPI:0,0,0 blank=fast -data /mnt/test/cd_image | |||||||
| > > | # cdrecord -v speed=8 dev=ATAPI:0,0,0 -data /mnt/test/cd_image | |||||||
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| > > | If you're burning a rewriteable CD you can use blank=fast just before -data. | |||||||
| Alternatively you can pipe the output of mkisofs into cdrecord. This doesn't chew up a lot of temporary disk storage, but you don't get to look at the results before you burn them. This is probably OK if you're using cd/rw media or if you're running the same script over and over (e.g. backups):
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