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  From: Adam Hawes <adam@overfiend.ace.net.au>
  To  : Linux SA <linuxsa@linuxsa.org.au>
  Date: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 21:34:03 +0930

Suggestions for CDR Software

> I was wondering what CD-R s/w people are using on linux, I found
> http://www.cdrsoft.net/cdr_linux.html which lists some but I dont
> enjoy making coasters so much prefer to go by someones recommendation.

We used to use 'cdrecord' with 'mkisofs' at work.  That ran fine on a
heavily loaded (low spec) P90 box; we never made one coaster.

You can tie cdrecord in with a number of CD drive, as long as there is
appropriate kernel support (SCSI should be ok, IDE needs the SCSI
emulation parts of the kernel).

Xcdroast and one of the gnome cdrecording programs will call cdrecord
and mkisofs too so you can have a nice configurable GUI.

Cheers,
Adam

PS, sorry I don't have any URLS for these; try freshmeat.net

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