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Bug 10557

Summary: not really a bug report - update
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Linux Reporter: michal
Component: cdrecordAssignee: Trond Eivind Glomsrxd <teg>
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modified specs and patches for the latest cdrecord none

Description michal 2000-04-03 19:00:46 UTC 
I am afraid that I have no better way to submit this.  Sorry!

As I was doing that anyway here are pieces needed to make cdrecord
with the latest releases sources.  Sources not included but their
location is given is specs.  A way in which binaries are created
has to be modified somewhat.

This makes mkisofs into a subpackage of cdrecord. It includes
mkisofs and mkhybrid.  It is rather hard because of a way it is
packaged originally and rather pointless.

Note: original sources use a non-standard, and unknown to gcc,
"%r" print specifier.  The author claims that a replacement with
vprintf does not work as "%r" can be nested and vprintf cannot -
whatever that may mean.  The trouble is that "%r" does not work either.
If you have better ideas what to do with that I am all ears.

  Michal Jaegermann
  michal
Comment 1 michal 2000-04-03 19:02:59 UTC 
Created attachment 186 [details]
modified specs and patches for the latest cdrecord
Comment 2 Trond Eivind Glomsrxd 2000-04-20 19:46:59 UTC 
Thanks for the spec-files - I'll wait a bit before using them, though, as I
would prefer to wait for a non-alpha release.