Growisofs manual

GROWISOFS Section: Misc. Reference Manual Pages (1m) Updated: Index NAME growisofs - combined mkisofs frontend/DVD recording program. SYNOPSIS.  · I found that by using the switch -speed=14 on a 16x dvd disk, it will burn at full speed (16x). Makes no sense but for instance: growisofs -speed=14 -Z /dev/sr0=www.doorway.ru will burn at 16x which is the speed the dvd discs say on them. BTW, its the same thing with CDRs. growisofs -speed= $ sudo -i growisofs: (growisofs is being executed under sudo, aborting! See NOTES paragraph in growisofs manual page for further details. $ sudo -s growisofs: (growisofs is being executed under sudo, aborting! See NOTES paragraph in growisofs manual page for further details. Which leads me to having to do a sudo su - followed by growisofs.

sudo env -i growisofs This will wipe the environment, just like su -. The only difference is that su - will also put the basic variables (in /etc/profile and such) back, where as env -i wont (completely empty environment). A more precise solution would be: sudo env -u SUDO_COMMAND growisofs This will preserve the environment except for SUDO_COMMAND. To use growisofs to write a pre-mastered ISO-image to a DVD: growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd = www.doorway.ru where www.doorway.ru represents an arbitrary object in the filesystem, such as file, named pipe or device entry. Nothing is growing here and command name is not intuitive in this context. In other words as far as specific usage instructions go, replace /dev/dvd in growisofs manual page with your recorder Windows "letter" name you are accustomed to already. Even though the port "targets" MinGW, running growisofs under MinGW shell does not appear to be very practical, because the latter is way too brutal with children processes.

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