[ale] Multisession CD's under Linux

[Nomad the Wanderer]

Check out the next release of X-CD-Roast.  It will do 
multi-session and alot more.  I haven't gotten an ETA yet, 
but hopefully it will be soon.

I've only made one coaster under the current version of 
X-CD-Roast and that's because I made the mistake of STARTING
netscape while already burning.  I have been able to run
netscape, compile a kernel and untar off a tape on the same
controller as my burner, all at once, while burning with it.

Robert

Thus spake Chris Fowler (cfowler at zfh-csg.penguinpowered.com):

> 
> I'm looking for a way to copy multisession CD's under Linux.
> I do not want to copy from CD to CD but just to copy from CD
> to HDD.  I then put on tape for backup.  I use CD's and tend
> to scratch them so I prefer to make a backup copy of a CD and
> then make a CD from the backup.  I then use the backup.  One
> good example is for street navigation CD's.  I use them often
> and have been screwed by scratched media on the masters.  I'm
> trying to make a backup of a PC game called Redneck Rampage.
>  An old game.  It has a data track and several audio tracks.
>  Usually I would use command:
> 
> dd if=/dev/cdrom of=Name.iso bs=2048
> 
> I believe that gets data track but not audio tracks.  How can
> I acomplish this under Linux?
> 
> Thanks,
> Chris Fowler
> 
> 
> 
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> cfowler at zfh-csg.penguinpowered.com
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