On 8/25/06, Antonio Olivares <olivares14031@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
--- Paul Smith <phhs80@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Dear All > > Does somebody know how to copy a CD to another one > with only one > burner and using the command line, say, cdrecord? > > Thanks in advance, > > Paul
Hey Paul :) Long time no talk :) LOL Here is what I have used and has "worked" for me. Hopefully it will work for you. #!/bin/bash # FILENAME: cdcopy # AUTHOR: Will W. (CodeHeads - http://code-heads.com) # DATE: Dec. 2, 05 # YOU MAY MODIFY THIS IF YOU LIKE AND ALSO DISTRIBUTE IT AS WELL # README (CONFIGURE) # Change the OF to your /home/username path # CDROM should be OK # SPEED Should be your CD burner write speed # INSTALLATION # # Place this file in your /bin directory and name it cdcopy # CHMOD 700 # CHOWN user "Where user is your login name" # CHGRP user "Where user is your login name" # PROBLEMS # If you have problems using it (getting errors) su to root and use # it under the root user. # QUESTIONS?? # Visit our forum at http://code-heads.com/home/forum.php OF=/home/codehead/image.iso #PATH TO IMAGE CDROM=/dev/cdrom #DEVICE SPEED=20 #CHANGE THIS TO YOUR CD BURNER WRITE SPEED echo "Welcome to CodeHeads CD Copy Utility" echo "Insert CD to Copy" echo "Press Enter When Ready. " read ready echo; echo "Copy source CD.........." echo "May take awhile......" dd if=$CDROM of=$OF #WRITING IMG echo; echo "Remove Source CD" echo "Insert blank CD-R/CR-RW" echo "Press enter when ready" read ready echo "Copying image to CD..." cdrecord -v -eject speed=$SPEED $OF #WRITING IMAGE TO CD echo; echo "Done copying CD!!" echo "Do you wish to delete the image file? (y/n)" read answer case "$answer" in [Yy] ) rm -f $OF echo "Image erased from system." ;; *) echo "Image NOT erased, you might want to erase it";; esac echo exit 0 Here is the post in the forums. http://code-heads.com/home/forum.php?topic_id=50&p=show_sposts Hope this helps ya. :) Will
