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Sep 17, 2003 -

		kahuna	Sep 17, 2003
		I'm thinking about writing a howto and putting together a set of tools to rip/burn Saturn and Sega CD Backups in Linux/UNIX. I'll put it up somewhere if there's enough interest in the subject. AFAIK right now there's not alot out there for the *nix crowd.

		IBarracudaI	Sep 18, 2003
		go ahead...

		alucardgar	Sep 30, 2003
		Go on man, i´t's pretty hard to find "howtos" about this for Linux.....

		mal	Sep 30, 2003
		kahuna's *nix burning guide... (it's a sticky at the top of this forum)

		it290	Oct 1, 2003
		I use a Linux box for my main net surfin' machine, so I'd be interested. I usually use cdrdao for most stuff, especially since it has prelim. bin/cue support now. Gtoaster in combination with cdrdao is great for iso/mp3, since you can just drag and drop the files in order.

		kahuna	Oct 1, 2003
		cdrdao is one fine piece of software. I've never had cdrdao burn a coaster for me. Bin/cue support sucks at the moment (you can't do mixed mode), but TOC works fine, and if you have python2.3, you can use my script thingy to automagically whip out a TOC file. Another thing is that cdrdao also works for win32. I haven't tested it yet, but I'd suspect it would make a fine free alternative to cdrwin. Stay tuned for my linux ripping guide. I'll post it when I get off my lazy ass and write it