paolo massei wrote: > Yes, but I've never understood howto use/write the necessary TOC file > for cdrdao, and so... I prefer -dao option of cdrecord ;) >
I'm sure that cdrecord works fine for you, so just for the sake of information, here is how I typically record a CD (for archival purposes, naturally): cdrdao copy --device 0,0,0 --driver generic-mmc This reads a CD in my CDR, prompts for a clean CD and the records it. For this simple procedure you don't have to manipulate the TOC (it is automatically generated ready to go). I've never done anything more complicated than this though so I don't know how the rest of it works. David Bellows
