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live2sk8 02-01-2003 07:25 PM

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.

evilRhino 02-01-2003 11:51 PM

I'd like help with this also...

Bojdom 02-02-2003 12:40 AM

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

evilRhino 03-13-2003 12:43 AM

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?

QCompson 03-14-2003 05:41 PM

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.

Bojdom 03-14-2003 08:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by evilRhino
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?
Well, to be honest I don't know for sure since I've never tried to run it as a normal user. But you can always try to Set User ID by running the command:

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.

waterlover 03-14-2003 09:51 PM

I use fireburner, and it works like a charm.

The only thing is its not free.

;)


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