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    Burning DVD images using Knoppix!

    I can't burn DVD’s using my DVD burner at work because my IT has disallowed permissions to the writer. I tried booting knoppix off of a cd and it worked however, I could not burn the DVD image that was on my HD. I am assuming it is because there isn't enough RAM to mount the image (4GB) into ram. I was wondering how I could get around this, I was thinking using a USB HD or my iPod. I really think it would be easier just to find out how I could read the Image file off my windows HD. By the way I believe my windows HD is NTFS. Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Burning DVD images using Knoppix!

    You don't need 4GB of RAM to burn a DVD. Try this script; you can modify it to fit your needs. You should run it as root.
    (Note: If a commandline begins with " ' ", don't put in the quotes. If it begins with ' " ', enter as shown but without the double-quotes.)

    First, run ' cdrecord -scanbus ' and then
    " export CDR_DEVICE='0,0,0' " or whatever the DVD burner is. Then,
    ' export DVD_SPEED=4 ' or whatever the burner is capable of.

    --Note: If you're running kernel 2.6, you will probably have to run
    ' cdrecord dev=ATA: -scanbus ' and export the device as:
    " export CDR_DEVICE='ATA:3,0,0' " or whatever.

    Then, mount your NTFS filesystem ( example:
    ' mkdir /mnt/tmp;mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/tmp -oro ' )

    Now, CD to whichever directory contains the ISO, and run:
    ' burnthisiso2DVD . ' == The script will, by default, burn *.iso to the DVD.

    BEGIN /usr/local/bin/burnthisiso2DVD
    Code:
    #!/bin/sh
    # Backup a directory to dvd+rw
    
    # We have to make ISO file 1st and then burn from that
    
    ##source /usr/local/bin/cdrecord-wrapper.sh
    
    dirstobkp=$@
    #spd=8
    ##dvdrecord=cdrecord-prodvd-2.01a20-i686-pc-linux-gnu
    
    dvdrecord='dvdrecord'
    
    echo "*** Backup $dirstobkp"
    
    # Lifted from bkpcdtemp2iso...
    #time mkisofs -d -D -f -l -J -N -r -T -v \
    #  -o /mnt/cdtemp/cdtemp.iso $dirstobkp
    
    $dvdrecord dev=$CDR_DEVICE -v -v -eject fs=8192k speed=$DVD_SPEED \
        -dao -data $dirstobkp/*.iso
    --Make sure to ' chmod +x /usr/local/bin/burnthisiso2DVD ' before running. Lemme know if it works; I forget if Knoppix has dvdrecord installed by default on the live-cd.

    Quote Originally Posted by DelNorte
    I can't burn DVD�s using my DVD burner at work because my IT has disallowed permissions to the writer. I tried booting knoppix off of a cd and it worked however, I could not burn the DVD image that was on my HD. I am assuming it is because there isn't enough RAM to mount the image (4GB) into ram. I was wondering how I could get around this, I was thinking using a USB HD or my iPod. I really think it would be easier just to find out how I could read the Image file off my windows HD. By the way I believe my windows HD is NTFS. Thanks in advance.

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