dd adds data to CD ISOs?
Everything I've read says to make an ISO image of a CD, you use this command:
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/mycd.iso
...but if I try to write it back using cdrecord, I usually get an error that the ISO is too big. So I compared the ISO I get from Linux to one I created of the same CD using VaporCD (a freeware Windows utility, has always worked for me) and see that the Linux ISO is slightly bigger. What should I be passing to dd to strip out that unnecessary data?
dd if=/dev/cdrom of=~/mycd.iso
...but if I try to write it back using cdrecord, I usually get an error that the ISO is too big. So I compared the ISO I get from Linux to one I created of the same CD using VaporCD (a freeware Windows utility, has always worked for me) and see that the Linux ISO is slightly bigger. What should I be passing to dd to strip out that unnecessary data?
