Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition

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Commands

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--data

Record subsequent tracks as CD-ROM data. If you do not use

this flag or the --audio flag, all files except for those that end in

.wav or .au are assumed to be data.

--index=a,b,c

Set the index list for the next track. The values should be

increasing comma-separated integers, starting with index 1

and counting in sectors (75ths of a second). For example, you

could set three indices in a track with index=0,750,7500 and

they would occur at the beginning of the track, after 10

seconds, and after 100 seconds.

--isosize

The size of the next track should match the size of the ISO-

9660 filesystem. This is used when duplicating CDs or

copying from raw-data filesystems.

--isrc=n

Set the International Standard Recording Number for the

track argument following this option.

--mode2

Write all subsequent tracks in CD-ROM mode 2 format.

--nopad

Do not insert blank data between data tracks following this

flag. This is the default behavior.

--pad

Insert 15 sectors of blank data padding between data tracks.

Applies to all subsequent tracks or until you use the --nopad

argument, and is overridden by the padsize=n argument.

--padsize=n

Insert n sectors of blank data padding after the next track.

Applies only to the track immediately after it.

--swab

Declare that your data is in byte-swapped ...