X-CD-Roast

[cyberhwk]

Does anyone know how to burn useing an iso and X-CD-Roast?

[mdwatts]

Select Create CD, Write Tracks, in the Image Information Add the iso image, Accept Track Layout and the Write Tracks.

[cyberhwk]

it wont let me add an iso to image information
the error i get is
no tracks selected

[fancypiper]

Did you configure it for a default place to put isos? Put it there and try again or select the thingy to tell it to ask.

cdrecord is easier (the command line tool that all gui cd burners front for) than finding gui clicks...

info cdrecord
man cdrecord

[cyberhwk]

I'm not sure how to do that. I don't like this gui at all but I don't know how to run the commandline burner. is there any other burners I could use.
for instance is there a way I could burn from an iso with koncd?

[liquidfx13]

there are several.......Eroaster and Gnome-Toaster are two that come to mind off the top of my head.

[windoze killa]

How did you create the ISO? And did you set it up as non-root? I insatlled it the other day and it worked great once I allowed users to burn.You should run it as root first to set it up.

[mdwatts]

I just create a cdimage directory within my home directory and then set that as the default image location in XCDRoast.

[bwkaz]

I just:

cdrecord dev=0,0,0 speed=24 driveropts=burnproof -eject file.isoIf you don't have a Sanyo Burnproof drive (you can check with cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -prcap | grep BURN), then get rid of the driveropts=burnproof option. If you don't want it to eject after finishing, get rid of -eject. And if you have a different speed drive or media, substitute appropriately.

[fancypiper]

Or, if you don't happen to be in the same directory as the iso file,
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 speed=24 driveropts=burnproof -eject /path/to/the/file.iso.