Where are the CDRtools?
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Where are the CDRtools?
When using Pburn to write a CD, I noticed it is just a menu driven front end to CDR tools.
What I want to know is where are the executable CDR tools files (at least mkisofs
and cdrecord) it uses.
I could not find them, neither by browsing the bin directories, nor by performing a search.
What I want to know is where are the executable CDR tools files (at least mkisofs
and cdrecord) it uses.
I could not find them, neither by browsing the bin directories, nor by performing a search.
Also you might have done better to post your question in the Pburn topic.
In Tahrpup 6.0.6 those files are in /usr/bin
Use Pfind to do a search.
Make sure you have it selected to search system files
Example:
cdrecord
Use Pfind to do a search.
Make sure you have it selected to search system files
Example:
cdrecord
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The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
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Where are the CDRtools?
At least in the Racy Puppy version I have, these entries
in /usr/bin are not files, but symbolic links to wodim (cdrecord)
and genisoimg (mkisofs).
Does this mean that the actual CDRtools are not available
natively in Racy Puppy ?
in /usr/bin are not files, but symbolic links to wodim (cdrecord)
and genisoimg (mkisofs).
Does this mean that the actual CDRtools are not available
natively in Racy Puppy ?
It looks like there are other tools being used.
As you say, cdrecord is a symbolic link to wodim.
Remember, Wary and Racy were developed under Quirky, which was Barry's play toy.
He was trying all kinds of different things.
It seems the CDRtools are just not going to be the exact same tools as in a normal Puppy.
You could look for the same names, but it will symbolic link you to a different program, that does the same thing.
As you say, cdrecord is a symbolic link to wodim.
Remember, Wary and Racy were developed under Quirky, which was Barry's play toy.
He was trying all kinds of different things.
It seems the CDRtools are just not going to be the exact same tools as in a normal Puppy.
You could look for the same names, but it will symbolic link you to a different program, that does the same thing.
The things they do not tell you, are usually the clue to solving the problem.
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
When I was a kid I wanted to be older.... This is not what I expected
YaPI(any iso installer)
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Where are the CDRTools ?
Where can I find a copy of the CDRTools that would run under Puppy?
Joerg Schilling has, for as long as I know, provided only the sources,
so CDRTools are a "compile yourself" set of programs. This is beyond
my (very small) programming abilities.
Joerg Schilling has, for as long as I know, provided only the sources,
so CDRTools are a "compile yourself" set of programs. This is beyond
my (very small) programming abilities.
Re: Where are the CDRTools ?
Which operations can't you do with the tools available in Racy?Jose A. Senna wrote:Where can I find a copy of the CDRTools that would run under Puppy?
Joerg Schilling has, for as long as I know, provided only the sources,
so CDRTools are a "compile yourself" set of programs. This is beyond
my (very small) programming abilities.
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I believe the pBurn that comes with Racy uses cdrkit utilities and should all work. If you upgrade pBurn to the latest version it requires the later cdrtools-3 utilities package.
Here is cdrtools-3.02a07 compiled in Racy 5.5
This source package installs binaries under /opt/schily which is not a recognised path in Puppy, so before creating the .pet I manually moved things into the standard /usr/bin (and /usr/sbin). I have used this configuration for ages in my Puppies and never had any problems. As always though treat it as a test and make provisions for reversal before installing.
http://smokey01.com/OscarTalks/cdrtools ... 7-racy.pet
Oh, by the way, latest pBurn 4.3.16 also requires gtkdialog 0.8.4 r514
http://smokey01.com/OscarTalks/gtkdialo ... 6-racy.pet
Just installing that should work but as a precaution delete the extra gtkdialog symlink in /usr/sbin as we should not have 2 files named gtkdialog anyway.
Here is cdrtools-3.02a07 compiled in Racy 5.5
This source package installs binaries under /opt/schily which is not a recognised path in Puppy, so before creating the .pet I manually moved things into the standard /usr/bin (and /usr/sbin). I have used this configuration for ages in my Puppies and never had any problems. As always though treat it as a test and make provisions for reversal before installing.
http://smokey01.com/OscarTalks/cdrtools ... 7-racy.pet
Oh, by the way, latest pBurn 4.3.16 also requires gtkdialog 0.8.4 r514
http://smokey01.com/OscarTalks/gtkdialo ... 6-racy.pet
Just installing that should work but as a precaution delete the extra gtkdialog symlink in /usr/sbin as we should not have 2 files named gtkdialog anyway.
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