Burning .cue (bin) files in Linux?
Hi everyone. I am new here and have been using Mandrake 9 Linux for about 3 months now. However, I dual-boot with Windows XP. But, I recently downloaded some .bin image files and the .cue files that go along with them. I always used X-CD-Roast for burning .iso image files and other sorts of CDs, but I have realized that X-CD-Roast will not work with burning .bin and .cue files.
Someone I know recommended that I use CDRDAO to burn them, but he did not know the specific commands that I am supposed to use to burn them. Could someone walk me through this or give me an alternative program that will burn my .cue images? Thanks a lot for any help. |
I'd like help with this also...
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Here's the command line that I use:
cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 --speed 12 filename.cue write = command --device = option for your device (use cdrecord --scanbus to get it) --speed = option for the speed that your device (and empty CDs) support |
Thanks for the help, but I find that I can only burn cds with this command if I execute it as root. Is there any way that it can be done as a normal user?
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There's a great little free program called bchunk that converts .bin and .cue files to .iso's...
It's just a one step process and seems to work very well. |
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chmod u+s /full_path_to_cdrdao and see if that works. But be aware that this is a security risk! On the other hand, if you are the only one who is going to burn CDs on your computer you can just 'su' to root and burn. |
I use fireburner, and it works like a charm.
The only thing is its not free. ;) |
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