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I'm in the process of converting to linux on my main computer. What i was wondering was what CD buring software are you using?
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- Thread starter Chaos Snake
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I use either graveman or cdrecord on the command line.
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K3b is my favorite.
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k3b is definately a good one, if you like the drag and drop feel (like windows)
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k3b is good, but like klingens said, if you have a version of nero for windows get the linux version. It's just like the windows version only takes a little more prodding if you've never used nero without the create cd wizard.
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xcdroast 
I have a slow computer, since I'm almost finished building the one in my sig.
But definately Nero or k3b
I have a slow computer, since I'm almost finished building the one in my sig.
But definately Nero or k3b
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xcdroast was the first Linux burner I tried, and it didn't like my CD drives. It took ages and ages just for it to tell me there was a CD in the drive.
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khiloa said:xcdroast was the first Linux burner I tried, and it didn't like my CD drives. It took ages and ages just for it to tell me there was a CD in the drive.
Thats caused from the 2.4 kernel IDE drivers. It was helpful to enable SCSI emulation for this (I think xcdroast would actually suggest this too). If you are running 2.6, you shouldnt have this problem.
p.s. xcdroast myself, was the simplest to me.
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I'm on a 2.6 kernel.
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Ugh, i hate xcdroast... I love K3B though. Last time I tried nero for linux it gave nothing but coasters so I'm not too fond of it.
/me loves mkisofs and cdrecord though. Everything feels so much more right in a command line.....
/me loves mkisofs and cdrecord though. Everything feels so much more right in a command line.....
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k3b
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