how would you burn an ISO image on the fly (like from mkisofs)? when doing it with cdrecord you need to do mkisofs with -print-size to get the ISO size so you can pass it to cdrecord... is something like this neseccary or should i just --force it?
this is all after doing
mkfifo temp.iso mkisofs -o temp.iso -r directory/ & cdrdao write ...switches... temp.toc
temp.toc: CD_ROM TRACK MODE1 COPY DATAFILE "temp.iso"
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how would you burn an ISO image on the fly (like from mkisofs)? when doing it with cdrecord you need to do mkisofs with -print-size to get the ISO size so you can pass it to cdrecord... is something like this neseccary or should i just --force it?
this is all after doing
mkfifo temp.iso
mkisofs -o temp.iso -r directory/ &
cdrdao write ...switches... temp.toc
temp.toc:
CD_ROM
TRACK MODE1
COPY
DATAFILE "temp.iso"