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[1] See Burning data to multiple disks using Discspan for instructions on how to make suitable iso images.

Use this to burn an iso on a dvd

growisofs -dvd-compat -Z /dev/dvd=disc.iso

and this on a cd

cdrecord -v -pad dev=/dev/cdrw1 Disk1.iso

You can use -speed=1 if you are having difficulty burning a DVD.

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-See [[Burning_data_to_multiple_discs_using_Discspan | discspan ]].
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+See [[Burning_data_to_multiple_discs_using_Discspan | Burning data to multiple disks  using Discspan ]] for instructions on how to make suitable iso images.
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 <code>cdrecord -v -pad dev=/dev/cdrw1 Disk1.iso</code>
-TSBackup has two DVD burner installed Substitute <code>/dev/dvd1</code> for <code>/dev/dvd</code> for the second burner. The first one should be showing up as /dev/dvd but udev might have overwritten it on reboot in which case it is /dev/cdrom (hopefully not).
 You can use <code>-speed=1</code> if you are having difficulty burning a DVD.
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