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  • Yokemate of Keyboards
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    Papiosaur
    Posts: 2227 from 2003/4/10
    From: France
    Hello,

    i have started a GUI for MKISOFS to create ISO files.

    This is a snapshot.

    This is the LINK to the beta-versions (MorphOS, AmigaOS3 and AmigaOS4).

    You will need RAPAGUI Hollywood module installed and MKISOFS command installed in the same path of the exe or C: drawer.

    MKISOFS is available on Aminet on this LINK

    Maybe somebody could port a MorphOS version?

    Question: How to create a MorphOS ISO bootable please?

    [ Edité par Papiosaur 15.07.2023 - 18:22 ]
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  • »15.07.23 - 16:19
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  • MorphOS Developer
    jacadcaps
    Posts: 3108 from 2003/3/5
    From: Canada
    What's wrong with using Jalapeno?
  • »15.07.23 - 16:33
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  • Yokemate of Keyboards
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    Papiosaur
    Posts: 2227 from 2003/4/10
    From: France
    Quote:

    jacadcaps a écrit :
    What's wrong with using Jalapeno?


    MKISOFS has many options, as bootfile for example, it can create bootable CD/DVD for others systems for example (for CD32 i think but not tested).

    Jalapeno can create ISO file and burn it of course but i didn't see options as MKISOFS (bootfile for example).
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  • »15.07.23 - 16:41
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    NewSense
    Posts: 1513 from 2012/11/10
    From: Manchester, UK/GB
    Is it a known limitation of Jalapeno that it does not recognise CD-R discs that are 800MB in size? :-?

    It is OK with standard 700MB CD-R and CD-RW discs, but I cannot get it recognise a CD-R 800MB disc. :-(
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  • »21.09.23 - 01:12
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
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    Tcheko
    Posts: 534 from 2003/2/25
    From: France
    Quote:

    NewSense wrote:
    Is it a known limitation of Jalapeno that it does not recognise CD-R discs that are 800MB in size? :-?

    It is OK with standard 700MB CD-R and CD-RW discs, but I cannot get it recognise a CD-R 800MB disc. :-(


    mkisofs isn't a burning tool, it is a tool for building ISO images. As a side note, mkisofs can build DVD files, which, you know are way beyond the 700MB CD spec.

    What you're looking for is cdrecord, the burning tool.

    Writing more than 700MB of data on a CD is called overburning which require a flag on cdrecord command line.

    Excerpt from the cdrecord man page:

    Code:

    -overburn
    Allow cdrecord to write more than the official size of a medium.
    This feature is usually called overburning and depends on the fact 
    that most blank media may hold more space than the official size. 
    As the official size of the lead-out area on the disk is 90 
    seconds (6750 sectors) and a disk usually works if there are at least
    150 sectors of lead out, all media may be overburned by at least 88 
    seconds (6600 sectors). Most CD recorders only do overburning in SAO 
    or RAW mode. Known exceptions are TEAC CD-R50S, TEAC CD-R55S and the 
    Panasonic CW-7502. Some drives do not allow to overburn as much as 
    you might like and limit the size of a CD to e.g. 76 minutes. This 
    problem may be circumvented by writing the CD in RAW mode because this 
    way the drive has no chance to find the size before starting to burn. 
    There is no guarantee that your drive supports overburning at all. 
    Make a test to check if your drive implements the feature.


    See https://linux.die.net/man/1/cdrecord for more detail.


    Additional note:

    Jalapeno is 'just' a frontend to mkisofs & cdrecord commands. All it does can be done in shell with some nicely crafted command lines. Jalapeno probably queries cdrecord to know the advertised size of the inserted media (cd or dvd). Doing overburning is not fail safe.



    [ Edited by Tcheko 21.09.2023 - 08:36 ]
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  • »21.09.23 - 06:32
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
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    NewSense
    Posts: 1513 from 2012/11/10
    From: Manchester, UK/GB
    When I insert a 800MB CD-R in my drive and try to burn the data that is over 700MB, let's say it is 20MB over that size, Jalapeno just reports that the data is the size it is, but that the CD-R only holds 700MB which is obviously incorrect! :-(

    Is there a way to make Jalapeno find the correct size or write the CD-R in any case with an over-burn data capabilitiy?

    Jalapeno just refuses as-is, and says "Retry", "Eject", or "Cancel" - which is not very helpful.

    I have managed to write the data to the same disc using Nero on a Windows system, but I really would have preferred to use Jalapeno with MorphOS. Nero just burnt the data without any warnings, which is what I wanted from Jalapeno.
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  • »21.09.23 - 07:57
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  • MorphOS Developer
    jacadcaps
    Posts: 3108 from 2003/3/5
    From: Canada
    There is indeed no overburn support in Jalapeno. Unless someone else from the team picks it up, this won't change. All of my MorphOS hardware no longer have CD drives, so I have no way of testing Jalapeno anymore.
  • »21.09.23 - 12:36
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  • Cocoon
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    SkulleateR
    Posts: 57 from 2023/9/19
    Quote:

    jacadcaps schrieb:
    There is indeed no overburn support in Jalapeno.


    Even if it would be ... not every CD/DVD Burner supports it ;)
  • »21.09.23 - 12:46
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  • Paladin of the Pegasos
    Paladin of the Pegasos
    NewSense
    Posts: 1513 from 2012/11/10
    From: Manchester, UK/GB
    Quote:

    jacadcaps wrote: There is indeed no overburn support in Jalapeno. Unless someone else from the team picks it up, this won't change. All of my MorphOS hardware no longer have CD drives, so I have no way of testing Jalapeno anymore.
    If I was to send you or another MorphOS Dev. Team member a DVD-RW/CD-RW (UJ-85J - or similar) slot drive to fit in your PowerBook would you (or they - if someone else agrees to look into fixing this issue), be prepared to do so ... in as timely a way as possible? I could also send you (or whoever) a donation to encourage you (them) a little more . . . that is . . . even more than what you, and the other members of the MOS Dev.Team do already. ;-)
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  • »22.09.23 - 07:15
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