I don't believe that dd will work for audio CDs.
Personally, I've had weird behavior with the "read-cd" directive, so
I do something along these lines:
1. use cdparanoia to read the data to a .wav file
2. use "cdrdao read-toc ..." to get a known good TOC
3. write with "cdrdao write ..."
If you run into errors at one of these steps, it might be helpful to
capture the command line and the output and post that -- this might
help narrow down where the problems start. Also, see if any unusual
messages appear in /var/log/messages when you try the commands.
Romain Kang Siemens Info/Comm Products, San Jose R&D
[EMAIL PROTECTED] formerly Pyramid Technology Corporation
Disclaimer: I represent myself alone, except where otherwise indicated.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <Jake Johnson> writes:
| I have a teac cdr55s and a cd 32s and I want to make exact audio cd
| replicas, but cdrdao isn't working for me. I use:
| cdrdao read-cd --device /dev/cdrom --buffers 64 --datafile data.iso toc
|
| I get an error saying that the data-text is bad and that I get some crc
| errors. I duno, there isn't a lot of documentation on this program. Will
| "dd" image audio cds?
| Jake Johnson
| Information Technology Desktop Support Intern
| Dempsey 207
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