Use the cdrecord command to burn a cd

 

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It is very easy to burn a CD in Linux. Just enter the following command in the terminal window:

Cdrecord-v-eject speed = 8
Dev =/dev/cdwriter driveropts = burnfree test. ISO

Cdrecord software is generally available in the release version. if the system is not installed
It should be available in your installation disk.
 

Its
Parameters are as follows:
-V outputs as many as possible
Verification Information
-The eject is completely burned.
After completion, the disc is displayed.
Speed = 8
Burner speed

Dev =/dev/cdwriter: Burn the device to/dev.
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Driveropts = burnfree start
Burn Protection Technology for anti-DDoS cache (see man cdrecord)
Test. ISO, engraved
ISO file name

Ben
Some special instructions in this example
A. If the recorder can be identified, you do not need to execute-scanbus.
In centos5, an error is reported when you execute cdrecord-scanbus.
Use the following command:
Cdrecord Dev = ATA-scanbus.
Output device list and ID
The optical drive is ATA:, 0, and so on.

B. The/dev/cdwriter-HDC is automatically identified by centos5 on the device name.
If it is not identified, change it to Dev = ATA:, 0, or 0.

C. Generally, you do not need to add -- speed because cdrecord will automatically detect the optimal burning speed.

D. None of the tutorials on the Internet are protected against cache burning.
Sanyo
Burn-proof, Ricoh just-link, Yamaha lossless-link and other technologies
Add the corresponding parameter driveropts = burnfree.

E. The cdrecord program that comes with centos5 is a specially modified version that supports Recording CD and various DVD media.
So you don't need to find any other DVD recording software.

Yes
Use the following command to create an ISO file:

Mkisofs-r-o Sample. ISO
When my_private is made into an ISO file,-r indicates that all file attributes are readable to all, and-O indicates output.