User manual

Burning disks/writing incrementally
iXOS-JUKEMAN 2.2 User Manual Pre.12/97 143
This has the effect of moving a CD from slot 9 to the recorder drive (4) of
the jukebox (jb.dev).
The CD can now be recorded like in any other CD recorder, while still al-
lowing other CDs to be read. An example the required command is:
cdglow -v -s C:\temp\image.iso -S -t \\.\p1b0t5
or.
cdglow -v -s /tmp/image.iso -S -t /dev/iXOS_SCSI1/5
This command burns the ISO image onto the CD found attached to SCSI-
ID 5 of the second SCSI controller and carries out a verification.
The CD can finally be moved out of the recorder drive back into slot 9 with
the command
cdadm movecd jb.dev 4
The Cd can then be removed with the command cdadm remove jb.dev
9 or the following command can be used to include the recorded CD as
part of the jukebox file:
cdadm testcd jb.dev 9
Alternatively the CD can be inserted into the device description file by in-
serting the slotnumber into the CD (disk=...).
Burning more than one disk form a single source
Our software contains the batch script burncds.bat for Windows NT
and the shell script burncds.sh for UNIX to allow several CDs to be
burned from the one source. These scripts assume that the jukebox is al-
ready connected to the server, that the recorder has been appropriately
reserved for the burning process and that the corresponding slots have
writeable CDs. The scripts must first be tailored to the specific system
configuration, however, and this is carried out with the following com-
mand:
burncds <device> <destination> <source> <slotnumbers>
or
burncds.sh <device> <destination> <source> <slotnumbers>
where <device> is the name of the device description file, <destination>
the SCSI-ID of the recorder drive and <source> is the source data to be