Burning a CD/DVD on a Linux system with the cdrecord command
If you need to burn a CD or DVD from an
ISO file
from the command line on a Linux system, you can use the
cdrecord
command. If you include the -v
argument to the program, you will
see verbose information on the actions performed by the utility and the
progress as it writes to the optical disc. When the program is finished
you can use the eject
command to eject the disc.
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Burning an ISO File to Disc Under Linux
To burn a .iso file to a disc, you can use the
cdrecord
command
under Linux, if you have the
cdrecord package
installed. E.g.,
cdrecord -v slax-6.1.2.iso
. The
-v
option, increments the general verbosity level by one. This can be used to
display the progress of the writing process.
CDRecord is a command line CD/DVD recording program.
Cdrecord is an application for creating audio and data CDs. Cdrecord
works with many different brands of CD recorders, fully supports
multi-sessions and provides human-readable error messages.
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