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    So basically you say, burn the last session with mulitsession off, correct? Would it have the same effect when I just put "cdrecord -fix" at the end of everything?

    I'll play with these options next time I encounter an image that doesn't work.

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    CDRecord -fix wouldn't do anything.

    The image you burned before was probably a audio\data CD. This CD image is audio\data.

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    I just tried Scenedicate #1 and it burned fine. It seems to be an audio/data image:
    Session 1 has 1 track(s)
    Creating cuesheet...
    Saving Track: 1 Type: Audio/2352 Size: 375 LBA: 0 [cut: 2]

    Session 2 has 1 track(s)
    Saving Track: 2 Type: Mode2/2336 Size: 44212 LBA: 11775 [cut: 2] [ISO]

    Session 3 has 0 track(s)
    Open session

    All done!

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    Great! I'll post this on my website!

    Quick question - what is the extension supposed to be, sh? I'm not too savy with Linux.

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    It will work with any suffix you want, even *.jpg

    But when you have an executable shell script you normally name it *.sh or with no extension at all. More important is to make it executable (chmod a+x {filename}).

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    Fixed the links for downloading BootDreams (URL has changed).

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    Fixed the links for downloading BootDreams (URL has changed).

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    Quote Originally Posted by milksheik
    In case anyone is interested, I have written a script that can burn most CDI images on Linux. It is based on cdirip 0.6.3 and cdrecord (I use version Cdrecord-Clone 2.01.01a04).

    To use the script, just type "burndc-cdi {name-of-CDI-image}" in a shell. You may have to adjust the device specification for the burner in the script. To find the ID of your burner, try
    Code:
    cdrecord dev=ATA -scanbus
    or
    Code:
    cdrecord -scanbus
    The script is attached. Save it to a file, remove the ".txt" and make it executable.

    Use at your own risk

    I've tried this method in suse 10.1 and got the following output

    Code:
    linux-kb7l:/home/jason/Desktop # ./burndc-cdi bor.cdi
    ./burndc-cdi: line 6: cdirip: command not found
    what am I missing?

    thanks,

    King.

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    Looks like you're missing cdirip. You can grab I from http://cdirip.cjb.net I believe (the linux version).

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    Quote Originally Posted by fackue
    Looks like you're missing cdirip. You can grab I from http://cdirip.cjb.net I believe (the linux version).
    Yes. The latest version 0.6.3 however is only available at SourceForge. It is very easy to compile.

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