There are many places which show the process of extracting tracks from a CD and then burning the audio to a backup CD. Most of these directions however are very "hands on". Below you will find a way to automate the process with a simple Perl script. It is not very intelligent (I may work on this further later) but at least it saves a lot of typing. If your CDROM device is not "acd0" make the appropriate changes. Simply copy this script into a text file, save it, and make sure it's made executable. You will probably have to run this script as root.
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
##########################################
# Summary:
# This is a script to remove some of the
# redundancy and monotony of burning an
# audio CD in FreeBSD.
#
# Dependancies:
# Perl, dd, burncd
#
# Last modified: 08/27/2007
#
##########################################
use warnings;
use diagnostics;
use strict;
my @tracks;
my $counter;
my $extension=".cdr";
# Make sure the correct files are in /dev.
# Retaste the media.
system(`dd if=/dev/acd0 of=/dev/null count=1`);
# Create a list of all tracks in /dev
system(`ls /dev|grep acd0t > tracklist.tmp`);
# Assign all the tracks in the list to
# the @tracks array.
open(TRACKS, "tracklist.tmp");
chomp(@tracks=<TRACKS>);
close (TRACKS);
system(`rm tracklist.tmp`);
# Rip each track.
foreach $counter (@tracks)
{
system(`dd if=/dev/$counter of=$counter$extension bs=2352`);
}
# Prompt for a blank CD and burn it.
print "Please enter a blank CD and press enter.";
<STDIN>;
system(`burncd -f /dev/acd0 audio *.cdr fixate`);
system(`rm *.cdr`);
