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>Date: Tue, 17 Apr 2001 13:13:24 +0200 (CEST)
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>> 
>> Dear NetBSD,
>> 
>> What is the easiest way to write a raw image file of a CDROM?  Is the 
>> command dd useful for this?
>
>man cdrecord.
>
>in short: cdrecord dev=a,b,c -v <image-file>

That will write an image file from disk to a CD-R.

If the original question meant, "What is the easiest way to write a
raw image file [from] a CDROM [to disk]?" then the answer is either
"cdrdao" or "cdd" depending on your needs.  You'll find them in
pkgsrc/sysutils/cdrdao and pkgsrc/audio/cdd.

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