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From: Boyd Roberts <boyd@strakt.com>
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Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 19:42:22 +0100
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Russ Cox wrote:
> boyd, you posted some script to do manual dumps with tar.
> you might be interested in dump9660 (see mk9660(8)) too

Thanks, but given there's not much I can do with such images,
given the brilliant CD burning s/w I have on windows, it's a bit
of a moot point.

With the Kodak burner I have you get the whole 9 yards:

    VAIO + Adaptec s/w + USB burner

It's always fun when it pops up as a CPU on the USB bus.

I've been thinking about finally putting the latin-1 keyboard
driver out, which works fine except for caps-lock = ctrl, but
I'm pretty sure I know why that is.

I have a lot less time for 'ranting' (as the FAQ puts it) now I
have a real job with real deadlines and real work.

And yes, this is being typed on a Swedish qwerty keyboard;  it's
a lot better than azerty, but has its own quirks.

The scripts I wrote were just quick hacks to solve an immediate problem.