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1. make a tar file from you files<br> tar -cvvf files_to_tar.tar<br>2. Burn the tar file with cdrecord<br> cdrecord -v -data dev=/dev/cdrw /home/vuh/Desktop/filestoburn.<br><br>3. the result will be a cd with transparent files on it.<br> If you inserted in lunux it will say that<br> Linux doesnt know what kind of format the cd is in.<br> MS windows will show the cd as an empty cd.<br><br> Getting the hidden files<br><br>1....
After installing gentoo 2006.0 for the first time
I realized that I didnt have access to my DVD-RAM drive
so this si what I did
opened a terminal ( xterm) and as root
I did
mkdir /mnt/dvd /This folder doesnt exist in gentoo so you have to creat it
vi /etc/fstab / You have to edit your /fstab file since the one Gentoo creates
>only declares essetial boot devices e.g: HD, /boot, etc ...
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