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# Template file for 'libburn'
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pkgname=libburn
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_dist_ver=0.7.2
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_dist_patch_ver=pl01
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version=${_dist_ver}.${_dist_patch_ver}
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wrksrc=${pkgname}-${_dist_ver}
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distfiles="http://files.libburnia-project.org/releases/$pkgname-$version.tar.gz"
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build_style=gnu_configure
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short_desc="Library for reading, mastering and writing optical discs"
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maintainer="Juan RP <xtraeme@gmail.com>"
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checksum=cc61e373b8c80b414e33c2df3d0753a6c8d2adf6e8926504b682af33338b0c57
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long_desc="
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libburn is a library by which preformatted data get onto optical media: CD,
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DVD, BD (Blu-Ray). On Linux it uses either /dev/sgN (on kernel 2.4 with
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ide-scsi) or /dev/srM , /dev/hdX ( on kernel 2.6).
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libburn also offers a facility for reading data blocks from its drives without
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using the normal block device i/o, which has its advantages and disadvantages.
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It seems appropriate, nevertheless, to do writing and reading via the same
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channel. On several Linux systems, the block device driver needs reloading of
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the drive tray in order to make available freshly written data. The libburn
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read function does not need such a reload."
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subpackages="cdrskin $pkgname-devel"
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Add_dependency full glibc
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