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frenchn00b

10-12-2009 02:59 PM

Clonecd ccd for Linux?

is there Clonecd ccd for Linux?

happy tux

linus72

10-12-2009 03:18 PM

Please explain more?
what do you mean??

a clonecd for what?

jefro

10-12-2009 04:28 PM

Clonezilla.

frenchn00b

11-07-2009 08:15 AM

it has been given the information that :

Quote:

cdrecord in clone mode

does the same job.

Is there anyone having more help?

H_TeXMeX_H

11-07-2009 08:34 AM

Can you just say what it does, I hate looking up there Winblows only programs and then trying to figure out why you want something like this.

From the looks of it you can use 'cdrecord' or 'cdrdao' to do it. Check the man pages.

frenchn00b

11-07-2009 08:37 AM

Code:

      To copy a CD in clone mode, first read the master CD using:



          readom dev=b,t,l -clone f=somefile



      or (in case the CD contains many sectors that are unreadable by intention) by calling:



          readom dev=1,0 -clone -nocorr f=somefile



      will create the files somefile and somefile.toc.  Then write the CD using:



          wodim dev=1,0 -raw96r -clone -v somefile

I am readom-ing ... already
still awaiting for results ... maybe it is ok, let's see
K3B didnt work

linus72

11-07-2009 08:46 AM

irk...you gotta be more clear bro?

you waana to make a clonecd of your installed system?
or what?

what are you trying to put on cd?

frenchn00b

11-07-2009 09:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by linus72 (Post 3748200)

irk...you gotta be more clear bro?

you waana to make a clonecd of your installed system?
or what?

what are you trying to put on cd?

I have got an old cdrom that I had some 10years ago for installing my old pc with windows. That was a toshiba. It has scratches. K3b did manage to make an iso of it. the clonecd, I recall did it under windows, last time I try to save it. I had a crash of harddisk, one, so that iso is gone.

I try to reinstall an old pc, and using a clone cdrom to pass through the cluster that are not available. That did last time, well, was 2-3 years ago :) lol
I guess that cdrecord -clone can be promising

frenchn00b

11-07-2009 11:44 PM

I tried for my old scratched cdrom:
seems to work, kind of so I did :

Code:

readom dev=/dev/hdc -clone -nocorr f=win98cdromfr.iso

Let's install it. It's an old computer that'll take long. I am making a dual boot. I will have to reinstall the grub after that. I put the original preinstalled cdrom that I had with the bought machine. Once it is loaded it was bit faster than linux stable.

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