User manual

Using iXOS-JUKEMAN
iXOS-JUKEMAN 2.2 User Manual Pre.12/97140
Examples
Consider a CD recorder which is connected to the first SCSI bus with the
ID 6. It will therefore be addressed by als \\.\p0b0t6 or
/dev/iXOS_SCSI0/6. These values can be checked out with the com-
mand inquiry as follows:
inquiry \\.\p0b0t6 or inquiry /dev/iXOS_SCSI0/6
This provides you with the manufacturer and the product number. As soon
as you have identified the Cd recorder, you can burn a Cd with the foll-
wing:
iso9660 source=\ixos | cdglow -t \\.\p0b0t6
or
iso9660 source=/ixos | cdglow -t /dev/iXOS_SCSI0/6
This generates an ISO 9660 image from \ixos (/ixos) and all subdirectories
under this directory tree and burns a Cd with this image. To check the
data transfer rate, simulate the recording with the preview mode as fol-
lows::
iso9660 source=\ixos | cdglow -p -t \\.\p0b0t6
or.
iso9660 source=/ixos | cdglow -p -t /dev/iXOS_SCSI0/6
If iso9660 does not meet the necessary data transfer rate, use a sepa-
rate file or partition:
iso9660 source=\ixos > \temp\image
cdglow -s \temp\image -S -t \\.\p0b0t6
or.
iso9660 source=/ixos > /tmp/image
cdglow -s /tmp/image -S -t /dev/iXOS_SCSI0/6
where \temp\image (/tmp/image) is the target file. The effective data
transfer rate used by cdglow can then be reduced by using the option -
f1 or -f2.
The attribute of the image can be modified by a variety of iso9660 op-
tions, e.g.:
iso9660 rr name=USR1 source=\usr1 > \temp\image