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Re: hdiutil burn
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Re: hdiutil burn


  • Subject: Re: hdiutil burn
  • From: Axel Luttgens <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 03 Jan 2006 17:08:28 +0100

Luther Fuller wrote:
Re: hdiutil burn
Thanks for the suggestion. The answer in TN2065 is one of the most obtuse I've ever seen, but after looking up the meaning of '&' and '>' in a unix book that's been hiding under a pile of papers for years, it became clear that I should try ...

        "hdiutil burn " & sourceImage & " -optimizeimage -testburn &> /dev/null &"
It worked. (But the answer is still obtuse.)
This is what I wrote some days ago:

As I wrote in my previous email, you could try to run drutil in the background for burning; that should at least solve your problem with regards to the script's unresponsiveness when executing the related "do shell script" command.

If this works, you could then at least be able to check for the burning process termination.
For example, drutil's "discinfo" verb seems to return a "Media is busy." string in its output until burning termination.
Of cours, other verbs could provide more valuable info, or even other commands; some observation/experimentation may prove helpful here (sorry, I didn't investigate very much...).
The second paragraph was related to the fact that once a shell process is launched in the background, the "do shell script" command terminates immediately with no error (unless one has a big problem...).
So, it is needed to resort to other ways for evaluating the (un)success of the launched command.

HTH,
Axel
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