Quote Originally Posted by Harry Kuhman
Quote Originally Posted by cbagger01
Use an ISO editor to change the file named ISOLINUX.CFG .....
That's easy to say in vague general terms. But can you suggest a specific free ISO editor that new users could use to do this, in either Windows or Knoppix? I know of no editor that will do this unless you pay a pretty outrageous price for it. I hope that you do.
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Thanks Harry, I am happy that you liked the idea
For cbugger01, I know that there is always a smarter way.
The original idea was to put standard cheatcodes in the publisher label. (Clearly “sofia loren” was a joke). I do not like the idea of editing the original iso: it is too hard to explain my mother on the telephone how to use vi.

Concerning labels:

Windows: Nero OK and CDBurnerXP(freeware) OK and magicISO OK
They all support the labels but only magicISO can modify them easily (Harry this is a problem).


UNIX: cdrdao OK and cdrecord OK and dvdrtools OK and dvd+rw-tools OK and K3B OK
and probably all kde or gnome programs which use them



Concerning the reading script for K.Knopper:

dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvdstart.dat bs=2048 count=1000
the labels are just after the string “CD001”

Two examples with very few labels:

Datei: DVD2.dat Spalte 0 2048000 Bytes
1%.CD001.. DVDVOLUME ........
<......<.......................................... ..*......*................"....................... ..........DVDVOLUME
DVD CREATOR (11852); COPYRIGHT 1999 SONIC SOLUTIONS.

Datei: DVD.dat Spalte 0 20480000 Bytes
ââââââââââââââââââââv0%.CD001. . MASTER_AND_COMMANDER ........./".."/.............................................*.... ..*................".................h...$........ ...UNDEFINED