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    On 2019 Aug 25 13:28:02, you wrote to All:   
      
    JS> I figured this question was better placed in a Linux echo. But sadly   
    JS> most Linux echos are not that current.   
      
   hunh??   
      
    JS> My question:   
      
    JS> Any easy way to burn a directory and any sub-directories to a DVD. In my   
    JS> Googling most suggestions suggest/describe creating an ISO. I don't want   
    JS> create an ISO   
      
   digital images on CD/DVD are ISO...   
      
    JS> I just to burn a copy of a directory to a DVD from a bash script.   
      
   so i just ran this search...   
      
   https://www.google.com/search?q=linux+command+line+burn+files+to+dvd   
      
   this was the first result listed...   
      
   https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/how-to-b   
   rn-files-into-a-dvd-from-command-line-4175464968/   
      
   https://tinyurl.com/y4wskvms   
      
   the above are raw manual solutions but there are also command line text tools   
   like "burn" and "cdw" that might be helpful...   
      
   here's another one that reads like a good solution... it uses tools mentioned   
   above...   
      
   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CdDvd/Burning#Command_Line_.28Terminal.29   
      
   https://tinyurl.com/ox4wnk5   
      
   but i think the first result above will have more information that you need   
   since one of the examples shows specifically specifying one or more paths...   
      
   also don't forget that if you want LFNs to work on both *nix and winwhatever,   
   you need to use rock ridge and joliet formats so each system can properly read   
   the LFNs... this may also depend on the tool you use... if you don't care   
   about being able to read on winwhatever, you can leave off joliet...   
      
   in any case, i hope the initial search link helps...   
      
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