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Flash · Last edited by Flash on Thu 29 Sep 2005, 16:09; edited 1 time in total

I had this same thing happen in 1.0.5rc, namely, when I click on "okay" in this window:

this window immediately pops up:

without the CD ever being burned. I'm guessing it has something to do with the SCSI thing, since the first window says the burner is /dev/scd0 even though I'm not using SCSI emulation.

BarryK · Posted: Wed 28 Sep 2005, 22:26 Post subject:

Yes, you have a leftover from 1.0.4.
I will modify burniso2cd to detect this condition, but it is
easy to remedy.

scsi-emul is turned off, but the CD/DVD Wizard is still set to CD burner device = /dev/scd0.
Solution: run the Wizard again and click the "Choose burner" button.

Flash · Posted: Wed 28 Sep 2005, 23:37 Post subject:

You were right Barry, but still no joy. Here's what the window shows now, just before I click OK:

After I click OK a pink window flashes by so quickly I can't tell anything about it, then the green window shows up again.

GuestToo · Puppy Master Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 4078

you can run burniso2cd from an rxvt window so you can see any messages

what the program does is:

Flash · Posted: Thu 29 Sep 2005, 01:46 Post subject:

HOORAY! Success at last! Thanks Guest Too and Barry.

I was trying to burn the CD with an iso from a folder with several spaces in its name, in an NTFS partition. Laughing

I moved the iso to a folder I named "Downloads", in /root, and then burniso2cd worked.

Since burniso2cd gave me the option, I chose to burn a multisession CD. I'll see how that goes. Smile

jcoder24 · Joined: 06 May 2005 Posts: 601 Location: Barbados

I tried using burniso2cd from Puppy 1.0.6 to burn the new 1.0.6 multisession iso and got the same results as indicated originally by flash.

In this case, I'm using an external usb cd burner which is setup as /dev/scd0. Does all external usb burners use scsi emulation? Can the script be modified to work for both scsi emulated and non-scsi emulated burners?

BarryK · Posted: Tue 08 Nov 2005, 20:37 Post subject:

GuestToo · Puppy Master Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 4078

BarryK · Posted: Wed 09 Nov 2005, 18:59 Post subject:

/usr/sbin/burniso2cd

GuestToo · Puppy Master Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 4078

if you are implying i could edit the burniso2cd file in 1.0.6 and add it to SP 106, i could do that, of course

if you only changed the cdrecord and growisofs $ISOFILE's to "$ISOFILE", then the file would probably be the same as your file

i guess i could add burniso2cd to SP 106 ... anyway, it would be easy to update SP 106 again if my burniso2cd did not work properly

so i added partview, pmount, and burniso2cd to SP 106