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The command "drutil burn -noverify -eject -iso9660" is a command-line instruction for controlling the burning of a disc using the "drutil" utility on macOS. Let's break down the various options and what they do:
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"burn" - specifies that we want to perform a disc burning operation using "drutil".
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"-noverify" - optional flag that tells the burn process not to verify the written data. This can speed up the burning process, but there is a risk of data corruption if the burn fails.
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"-eject" - optional flag that instructs "drutil" to eject the disc automatically after the burning process is complete.
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"-iso9660" - optional flag that specifies the file system format for the disc. "ISO 9660" is a standard file system format commonly used for CD-ROMs.
So, when you execute the command "drutil burn -noverify -eject -iso9660", it will initiate a disc burning process using "drutil" without data verification, eject the disc once burning is done, and use the ISO 9660 file system format.