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Old 14-02-2004, 13:35
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since i'm on planetweb browser i can post here.

its real easy. you have to binhack the bootbins to lba 0. that would be the 1st_read.bin. then use mkisofs with lba 0 and IPINS the ip.bin into the .iso.

use bin2boot on the iso and it should create a .cdi image for burning with discjuggler or a120.

one downside of bin2boot is you cannot copy the cd again. some or most cd drives can't read bin2booted cd. there is an alternative way to burn stuff the bin2boot way, but this time it will let you copy the cd whenever you want to.

find and download an app called ISOFIX.

-binhack the bootbins with an ip.bin to 11700 or 11702
-mkisofs w/ the lba you used in step one. (0,11700 or 0,11702)
-IPINS the .iso w/ the same ip.bin used in step one.
-use ISOFIX on the .iso. it will ask for the lba, type it in. it will create 2 files. fixed.iso and header.iso.
-use cdrecord to burn the first session, fixed.iso and the second session, header.iso. that's right, the data files go in the first session.

cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -multi -xa1 fixed.iso
cdrecord -dev=x,x,x -eject -xa1 header.iso

substitute dev=x,x,x w/ your device numbers

how this works is that the header.iso contains the ip.bin of the data session. which means the ip.bin points back to every file in the first session. this works great if your burner cannot burn 11700 1st sessions.

hope it works for you.
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