Re: Volume name when burning CD's

["Andrew Smith" <rhml k1k2 com>]

> Once upon a time, Sven wrote :
> 
>> On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 05:14:25PM +0000, Mark Cooke wrote:
>> > I tend to use: mkisofs -r  -V cd_vol_name -o target.iso sourcefile
>> 
>> Damn. You're absolutely right (about -V instead of -A).
> 
> I tend to use : mkisofs -J -r -V "Volname with spaces" -o target.iso
> dir/ Where "dir/" is the directory where all files that I want at the
> CD's root reside.
> 
> Then with "cdrecord", I always use the "-dao" option since otherwise
> when making an iso image from the burnt CD with "dd", you get an error
> on the last sector, a different md5 signature, but a working iso... go
> figure.
> 
> Matthias

Isn't that what -pad does on non-audio disks?

I use -pad for both my audio script and my data script:
data: add "-pad" to mkisofs
audio: add "-pad" to cdrecord

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