I use: cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 speed=2 -data Fc2-i386-disc1.iso <cr> to burn
the cd's and this is the same command I used to burn cd_image when I made
it using mkisofs and cd_image had the directory structure in it as well as
the text files in those subdirectories. I got that cdrecord command from
the CD-Writing-HOWTO and figured wrongly as it turns out if it would work
for one iso it would work for others. If there is no problem with the
burning command, I'd like to know if Sony 52/52 CD-burners and Fedora are
likely to work better together than this HL-DT-ST drive since I could have
the drive replaced if that's the case.
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004, Michael Schwendt wrote:
On Sun, 5 Sep 2004 07:19:03 -0400 (EDT), Jude DaShiell wrote:
I'm needing to use the speakup version of the FC2 disk set. I've
downloaded iso's with rsync -cvt
www.linux-speakup.org::ftp/speakup/disks/fedora/current/*.iso . <cr>.
Downloading MD5SUM from the same directory and doing md5sum -c MD5SUM gets
information back that all isos are ok. The cd burner I have is an
HL-DT-ST 40/40 and though it can burn iso's I make with mkisofs with
subdirectories and text files in them, these FC2 iso's never all pass disk
integrity checks or install error free.
How do you burn the isos? With cdrecord? Which command-line options
do you use?
I can mount the iso's, but what
find command with md5sum could I use to check all files on those isos?
None, except for an RPM-based check of all packages (rpm -Kv
filename). But you can verify the MD5 checksum of the burnt CD, which
must contain the unmodified ISO data. Provided that the ISO image was
burnt correctly, you could "md5sum /dev/cdrom" (which fails only if
the CD ends with run-out sectors) or use the "readcd" command to get
back the ISO image. If all that fails, "dd" should be able to read the
ISO image again, too.
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