Working with ISO images on Solaris
The following two commands will take all data in /home/neal, copy it to the ISO file, and burn the ISO file to a recordable CD.
mkisofs -l -L -r -o /local/mycdromfile2.iso /home/neal cdrecord -v /local/mycdromfile2.iso
The resulting ISO image can be mounted directly from hard drive, without having to burn it to a CD. Here’s how:
mount -F hsfs -o ro `lofiadm -a /export/temp/software.iso` /mountpoint
The following script allows you to rip a CD-ROM to your hard drive as an ISO file and mount the file as a virtual CD.
#!/bin/sh # igor@krazyworks.com # # Rip CD-ROM to ISO image, mount, and share clear if [ `uname -a | egrep -ic linux` -gt 0 ] then OSTYPE="Linux" elif [ `uname -a | egrep -ic "sunos|solaris"` -gt 0 ] then OSTYPE="Solaris" else echo "" echo "Unsupported OS: this script will only work under Solaris or Linux." exit fi echo "OS type: $OSTYPE" echo "" echo "This script will create an ISO image of the CD-ROM currently in the" echo "local CD drive on `hostname`. This sceript must be executed as root." echo "The copy process may take over 10 minutes depending on the speed of" echo "the CD drive. During the copy process the script will temporarily" echo "disable the automounter." echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "Proceed with the copy process? [y/n]: c" elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo -n "Proceed with the copy process? [y/n]: " fi read RESPONSE1 if [ "$RESPONSE1" != "y" ] then exit fi #-------------------------------------------- # CREATE ISO IMAGE #-------------------------------------------- echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "Enter the location for storing ISO images: c" elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo -n "Enter the location for storing ISO images: " fi read ISODIR if [ ! -d "$ISODIR" ] then echo "Directory not found: $ISODIR" exit fi echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "Enter CD-ROM title: c" elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo -n "Enter CD-ROM title: " fi read ISONAME ISONAME=`echo "$ISONAME" | sed 's/ /_/g'` if [ -f "$ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso" ] then echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "Image $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso already exists. Do you want to delete it? [y/n]: c" elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo -n "Image $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso already exists. Do you want to delete it? [y/n]: " fi read RESPONSE4 if [ "$RESPONSE4" = "y" ] then if [ `df | fgrep -c "$ISODIR/$ISONAME"` -gt 0 ] then unshare $ISODIR/$ISONAME > /dev/null umount $ISODIR/$ISONAME > /dev/null rm $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso fi else exit fi fi if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "" echo "Ejecting CD-ROM..." eject cdrom echo "Stopping volume management..." /etc/init.d/volmgt stop echo "" echo "Insert CD-ROM you wish to copy and press enter when ready...c" read RESPONSE3 echo "Detecting CD..." sleep 10 elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo "" echo -n "Insert CD-ROM you wish to copy and press enter when ready..." read RESPONSE3 sleep 5 fi echo "" echo "Creating ISO image. This process may take several minutes." echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then dd if=/dev/rdsk/c0t6d0s2 of="$ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso" bs=1024k elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then dd if=/dev/cdrom of="$ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso" bs=1024 fi if [ $? -eq 0 ] then echo "" echo "ISO image created: " ls -als "$ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso" else echo "" echo "ISO could not be created." if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "" echo "Re-enabling volume management..." /etc/init.d/volmgt start fi exit fi #-------------------------------------------- # MOUNT & SHARE ISO IMAGE #-------------------------------------------- echo "" if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "Do you wish to mount and export this ISO image? [y/n]: c" elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo -n "Do you wish to mount and export this ISO image? [y/n]: " fi read RESPONSE5 if [ "$RESPONSE5" != "y" ] then exit fi if [ ! -d "$ISODIR/$ISONAME" ] then mkdir "$ISODIR/$ISONAME" fi if [ "$OSTYPE" = "Solaris" ] then echo "" echo "Re-enabling volume management..." /etc/init.d/volmgt start sleep 5 echo "Mounting $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso $ISODIR/$ISONAME" mount -F hsfs -o ro `lofiadm -a $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso` $ISODIR/$ISONAME elif [ "$OSTYPE" = "Linux" ] then echo "" echo "Mounting $ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso $ISODIR/$ISONAME" mount "$ISODIR/$ISONAME.iso" "$ISODIR/$ISONAME" -t iso9660 -o ro,unhide,loop=/dev/loop0 > /dev/null fi if [ $? -eq 0 ] then share -F nfs -o ro,anon=0 $ISODIR/$ISONAME > /dev/null echo "" echo "$ISONAME.iso is mounted under $ISODIR/$ISONAME and shared globally in read-only mode." echo "" echo "You can mount this image as virtual CD-ROM from a remote system by running:" echo "mount -o -ro `hostname`:$ISODIR/$ISONAME /local_mountpoint" echo "" else echo "" echo "$ISONAME.iso could not be mounted." exit fi exit
K Im gonna use either OS for a main OS on my second computer. I need to know hich one is gonna be better for gaming, media, clustering, file server, and web server.
Wont affect any choice on best answer. But i am aware that linux isnt #1 for gaming
i tried many of them like small free ones but they do not work! I need a free cddvd burner software that can burn iso! If no one works, i have a daemon tools and i created an iso image with it of what i need! Is it possible to put that on a cd?? How??
and two more questions! Can i find drivers for Solaris 10 for my computer wich is a gericom notebook and 2 is how can i transfer my files to the new os!!!
The burner softwares i need are for Windows
I need for windows
Well I use Mac OS X 10.6.3 and I find it great but I use VMWare a lot and find Solaris nice but want to know what your favorite Linux Distro BSD “flavor” is or basically any other OS you find cool.
I know about `cdrecord`, but the fact that it’s open-source and basically supported by one random guy would make my company leary to adopt it.
I’m looking for a command-line based application that will allow us to write image files (multi-page tiffs, if that matters) to a DVD Writer driver connected to a Solaris box. Preferably, one made by a company that we could purchase a license agreement from, rather than just download an open-source or freeware package.
Any advice or suggestions you might have would be appreciated.