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@Remove Walnut Creek CDROM script that Jordan wrote in the 90s.
This functionality is largely in src/release/${ARCH}/mkisofs.sh now.

PR:	docs/43569
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@These two shell scripts are what the developers use to burn CDs,
including the FreeBSD releases made for Walnut Creek CDROM.

makecdfs.sh is used to turn an arbitrary tree of files into a single
ISO9660 (with RockRidge extensions) filesystem image.  See the top
of the shell script for usage instructions.

burncd.sh takes the filesystem image produced by makecdfs.sh and burns
it onto a CDR drive.  If you want to simply test your CDR without wasting
a blank, you can also do:

	burncd.sh mybigtestimage dummy

And it will "write" the CD without the laser turned on, so that it's
actually untouched.
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@The 'wormcontrol select' command no more exists.
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@Amend the README to mention "dummy" feature.  Nobody will read the
README, but at least I can say it's doc'd. :)
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it onto an HP 4020i CDR drive (see script for information on customizing
it to other types of CDR drives).  If you want to simply test your CDR
without wasting a blank, you can also do:
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@Add some examples on burning CDRs - I figured it was about time to
document it! :-)
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it to other types of CDR drives).
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a16 1
It's that simple!
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@Merge from -current
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it to other types of CDR drives).  If you want to simply test your CDR
without wasting a blank, you can also do:
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a12 4
	burncd.sh mybigtestimage dummy

And it will "write" the CD without the laser turned on, so that it's
actually untouched.
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@MFC: don't select drive model by default.
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it onto a CDR drive.  If you want to simply test your CDR without wasting
a blank, you can also do:
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