🚀 go-pugleaf

Writing CDs is getting cheaper these days and easier too with
drag and drop MS-Windows software comming bundled with `kits' that
consist of a CD Writer and a cheap-as SCSI card.

Question is, what does a Linux person need to be able to write CD ROMs?
I don't need drag and drop but I do need to at least be able to create
an ISO 9660 file system and I would guess that I also need a device
driver that handle all of the special SCSI commands that are going to
go to the writer. The resulting CD has to be able to mount up to read
purposes on a normal CD ROM drive in Linux and in MS-DOS/Windows.
(so I don't really want to write an ext2 file system to the CD and get
a linux only disc, fun though this may be).

Anyone have any pointers?

	- Tel