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Old 08-12-2008
Super Grub Disk 0.9745 (CDROM branch)

ImageSuper Grub Disk is a bootable floppy or CDROM thatis oriented towards system rescue, specificallyfor repairing the booting process. Super Grub Diskis simply a Grub Disk with a lot of useful menus.It can activate partitions, boot partitions, bootMBRs, boot your former OS (Linux or another one)by loading menu.lst from your hard disk,automatically restore Grub on your MBR, swap harddisks in the BIOS, and boot from any availabledisk device. It has multi-language support, andallows you to change the keyboard layout of yourshell. License: GNU General Public License (GPL)Changes:
This release adds 256-byte inode support for ext3 filesystems. It adds a Restore Windows partition boot record backup option.Image

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CDCTRL(1)							   User Commands							 CDCTRL(1)

NAME
cdctrl - command line CDROM control SYNOPSIS
cdctrl [device] cdctrl -c [device] cdctrl -c cdctrl [-V|-?|-h] DESCRIPTION
cdctrl command is a program that opens a CDROM device and may be used for interactive control of the CDROM including play starting at a track, next track, previous track, stop, pause, display info, display CDROM status, and display CDROM directory. This program may be used as a daemon to control an audio CDROM device. The commands to the cdctrl command are: device Open CDROM device. -V Print out version and build information. -h Display help. -v Display help. -D Enable runtime debugging. -c Output CR-LF at end of each line, not LF. By default, cdctrl opens /dev/cdrom, but does not start playing. Output is to standard output with each line terminated by a linefeed (LF). Commands to cdctrl are: 1 Play first track, start playing. s Stop playing. p Pause playing. r Resume playing. e Eject CDROM. c Close CDROM tray. i Display info string. d Display directory. - Play previous track. + Play next track. When on last track, play first track. [1..99] Play track 1..99. ? Display help screen. q Quit. Each command results in one or multiple lines of output to stdout, followed by an info string, followed by END. The format of the info string is: CMD cmd-name cd-status track abs-time rel-time cmd-name := {play, stop, ... quit} from above list cd-status := {invalid, play, paused} cd-status += {completed, error, no_status} track := {1..99} CD track abs-time := HH:MM:SS elapsed since CD start rel-time := HH:MM:SS elapsed since track start FILES
/dev/cdrom - default cdrom device ENVIRONMENT
CDTOOLDEV - cdrom device, overrides compile time defaults SEE ALSO
cdplay(1) AUTHORS
Main code: Thomas Insel <tinsel@tinsel.org> Enhancements: Sven Oliver Moll <smol0075@rz.uni-hildesheim.de> cdctrl extensions: Wade Hampton <whampton@staffnet.com> CDTOOL
29-July-2004 CDCTRL(1)
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