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Howto: Linux write (burn) data to DVD or DVD/RW at shell prompt
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DVD on the CLI writing is a lot simpler than CD-writing. This is a good little cheat-sheet. Lately I have gotten in the habit of archiving useful pages like this with Konqueror's 'Archive Web Page' command. It creates a single HTML page. What's really slick is the source file is simply a tarball of all the original pages and images, so you don't need Konqueror to access the information.
tuxchick2:
man growisofs
The examples the man page gives is a sufficient cheat sheet. ;o)
Even though it allows you to just specify a directory, I usually create an iso first and burn that.
Check this out if you deal with videos: http://tovid.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
man growisofs
The examples the man page gives is a sufficient cheat sheet. ;o)
Even though it allows you to just specify a directory, I usually create an iso first and burn that.
Check this out if you deal with videos: http://tovid.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page
It's funny.
I now use K3b for most of my CD burning, but ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS do DVDs from the command line.
I now use K3b for most of my CD burning, but ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS do DVDs from the command line.
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