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1. Background: Making ISO backups and burning to disc storage is often used, and Windows is handy: many tools. such as UltraISO, Nero and so on countless. But what we are talking about today is how to do this kind of work under Linux. 2. Steps: This article from: the production of ISO, to determine the burning equipment, the ISO burn to the disc. These 3 steps to illustrate (1) Making ISO Make command support long file specifies the file or directory to be produced for the output destination file ----------------------------------------------------- Mkisofs-r-O cdrom.iso/home/documents ----------------------------------------------------- DD If=/dev/sro Of=cdrom.iso (from CD to mirrored file) (2) Determine the burning device Cdrecord-scanbus (Determine the connection port for the device you are using) and make sure the device is a burner. root@wt450:~# Cdrecord-scanbus SCSIBUS1: 1,0,0 ' hl-dt-st ' Rw/dvd gcc-t20n ' 1.07 ' removable CD-ROM 1,1,0 101) * 1,2,0 102) * 1,3,0 103) * 1,4,0 104) * 1,5,0 105) * 1,6,0 106) * 1,7,0 107) * (3) burn ISO to CD From the command above, I can see that my burning device is 1,0,0. Make command speed device number ----------------------------------------------------------------- Cdrecord-v speed=2 Dev=1,0,0/media/edoc/ubuntu-9.04-desktop.iso Such an Ubuntu system CD will make it OK (4) At the same time the system can also be used as LIVEUSB, with U disk installation system DD If=/path/to/suse.iso Of=/dev/sdb bs=4m |