[Gllug] CD Writing with Samba

[Jackson, Harry]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ian Norton [mailto:bredroll at atari.org]
> 
> i think what tet means is the burning part of the process, 
> you can tell
> mkisofs and cdrecord to burn a whole dir structure with one single
> command line, (after you have sorted out your dirs and files in gmc or
> konqueror for example)
> 

I do find that cdrecord from the command line seems to be quicker than using
the GUI under X. I mean for both the burning and the typing etc.


> linux imo makes far less cdrom beermats than windows even on 
> really slow machines, its windows that is your problem,
> 

I have had 4 beermats in Linux 1 in Windows so far and I have burned about
20 in windows in the last several months and about 9 in Linux. I am aware
that when I learn to use 

cdrecord
cdda2wav
mkisofs
etc
etc

> however packet writing may be your answer, also, if your 
> redhat box with
> the cdr is a different one to your windows box why do you 
> have to reboot
> it? cant you just rip the audio cd in grip? and do it all on the same
> box or am i missing somthing? 

My set up at home leaves a lot to be desired as far as a model server client
solution is concerned. I have;

Machine 1 == Debain (X is fscked)
Machine 2 == redhat/windowsnt

The debian box contains the cdwriter. I spend most of my time on the Windows
box.

Harry


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