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Eventually you may want to create an iso image from some source or medium. In Linux, this is extremely easy using the ''dd'' command which is part of the ''sys-apps/coreutils'' package.<br />
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The following examples assume your system mounts a cd as ''/dev/cd'' and a dvd as ''/dev/dvd''. To create an iso image named ''cd.iso'' in the working directory from a cd currently mounted from your cd-rom drive, <br />
'''$''' sudo dd if=/dev/cdrom of=cd.iso<br />
The syntax is fairly simple. The only variables are ''if'', for input folder, and ''of'', for output file. To do the same for a dvd, <br />
'''$''' sudo dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvd.iso</div>Gr0x0rd