I purchased a set of two disks labeled B1 and B2 install CDs.
There was a CD labeled Power Tools available also but I didn't purchase
that one.
When I did a Valhalla install from my Hard Drive I had downloaded three
Iso files. Should there have been three CDs from the chguy? If there
should have been I'd be glad to order it from him.
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Hello all,
Just subscribed to to the list, and wanted to introduce myself to
those of you who don't know me.
I'm the Unix administrator for Legal Aid Manitoba. I've spent my whole
working life as a Unix admin, and work mainly with Linux and Solaris,
and am familiar with FreeBSD.
Scott
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Unix Administrator | to die nobly for a cause, while the mark of a
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I installed 7.3 over the weekend and would like to start burning some
audio CD's for my car and stereo system. Now I'd like to do the same
with 7.3.
I did a custom->everything install and selected the ide-scsi option
when the install prompted me. I have a PLEXTOR as my CD writer and a
CREATIVE as my CD ROM. The PLEXTOR hardware was installed as the
master when my box was originally assembled and has not been changed.
cdrecord -scanbus finds my PLEXTOR but not the CREATIVE. GRUB is my
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I was exposed to some of the non-gui programs for CD Writing and the
command line parameters were, IMHO, cryptic at best. I think I would
be better off using a nice, well behaved gui for the task at hand
rather than learning CD Writer technical terms and lingo.
I have a couple/few questions.
1) Which app would you suggest I use for burning CD-R's?
2) Are there any web sites I can get/share MP3's at? I tried getting
limewire but if I recall correctly I had trouble with either getting
the Jave Runtime or installing it.
3) Would someone be willing to assist me in getting up and running?
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I found the path for the Java Runtime. It was /usr/java/j2re1.4.0/bin.
It took me a bit to figure out that it was j2re1 not j2rel (one not
el). I've been bitten by 1, l, 0, and O many times.
Thanks to all who have offered their help.
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I installed Sun's Java Runtime Environment. When I ran "sh
LimeWireLinux.bin" I got the following error message. I think I
understand the problem. LimeWire couldn't find the Java runtime
program in $PATH.
My problem is that I don't know how to find out what and how to
concatenate the existing path. I'd appreciate help :-)
---snip
[mel@localhost mel]$ su -c "sh LimeWireLinux.bin"
Password:
Preparing to install...
Extracting the installation resources from the installer archive...
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No Java virtual machine could be found from your PATH
environment variable. You must install a VM prior to
running this program.
[mel@localhost mel]$ $PATH
bash:
/usr/kerberos/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/home/mel/bin:
No such file or directory
[mel@localhost mel]$
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According to Gilles Detillieux:
> According to Mel Seder:
...
> > 1) Which app would you suggest I use for burning CD-R's?
>
> I've been happy with gcombust. I've tried XCDRoast and keasycd and found
> them lacking. (That was over a year ago, mind you!) I usually install
> the latest alpha releases of the cdrtools packages from the falsehope
> mirror on MUUG's server, along with their build of gcombust. I've mostly
> used this only for data CDs, though, and not …
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> version of gcombust over a year ago to copy an audio CD directly from
> drive to drive, but several of the tracks it copied ended prematurely.
> I'd expect the more recent versions to be more reliable now, but I
> haven't pursued this further. (Newer versions support cdparanoia,
> while the older one I used before didn't.)
The gtoaster package is included with Red Hat 7.2 and 7.3. I haven't used
it myself, but one of our professors uses it and seems quite happy with it.
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Hardware:
Sony CRX140S CD ReWritable Recorder
Software
RH 7.2 kernel 2.4.9-13
sox-12.17.1-4
cdrecord-1.10-4
cdrecord-devel-1.10-4
Using cdrtoaster-1.12 to burn an MP3 to an audio cd results in never
recorded before "chipmunks" coaster. The audio sounds like a 33rpm
record played at 45rpm. This may be a bad analogy for the CD exposed
generation.
Analyzing the script from cdrtoaster the creation of a CD takes place
in two steps. One step converts the mp3 to wav the next step burns the
cd.
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mpg123 -s sample1.mp3|sox -t raw -w -s -c 2 -r 44100 - -t wav
sample1.wav
CD burn:
cdrecord -v -eject dev=/dev/sg0 speed=4 -audio -pad
/home/username/sample1.wav
I have tried doing the audio convert manually an it produces a
chipmunks wav file. If I change the rate parameter to -r 22050 the wav
file is produced correctly. The new file is not in the correct format
for cdrecord to handle and produces an error message "Inappropiate audio
coding". According to my reading a wav file must be created with 16bit
44100hz sample rate.
I have also tried changing the mp3 player to the GPL version
mpg321-0.1.5-1 with no success.
I have found no indication at the SOX site of any problems with the
software.
This is my first foray into CD burning using Linux. The burner works
fine under windows95 and its software. I have made a decision to
eliminate as many windows machines as I can. My project is the
burner/scanner box.
Sean
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According to millward:
> What's kudzu ? I've read the man mount but there's
> no kudzu there. What does it do?
It's a utility that runs at system startup to check your hardware
configuration, and allow you to setup/configure any new or changed hardware.
If your system will be stable after you've set it up, you can always disable
it as a startup service to speed things up a bit...
chkconfig kudzu off
However, I like to leave it on, so it catches any hardware changes I made,
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How big can I make a file in Red Hat 7.2 ?
I'd like to copy an audio tape to the hard drive
in one huge .wav file, and burn it to CD.
I've got a few gigs of hard drive space to
play with.