China DOS Union

There is CD burning software even for DOS.

This is a passage quoted from http://www.cn-dos.net/newdos/doswareh.html中的一段话
Disc-At-Once(DAO) 3.9B 1.4M is a set of very powerful and practical command-line CD-ROM/CD-R/CD-RW disc burning and ISO image file management tools produced by a company. It supports almost all kinds of optical drives, and the 32-bit version supports long filenames. It has many components, including DAO (the main DAO program), CD2CD (disc-to-disc copy), FILE2CD (file-to-disc copy), MAKEISO (create ISO image files), ISO2RAW (convert ISO files to BIN/RAW format), SNAPSHOT (back up disc contents), CDCLIP (extract CD audio), and many other commands. For example, the command MAKEISO C:\WINDOWS WIN.ISO /RECURSE can make all the files of the Windows system into the disc image file WIN.ISO. Note: if it is an IDE/ATAPI optical drive, you need to load the included ASPI.SYS file first (you can use the included ADDEV to load it directly from the command line, then use the DELDEV command to unload it when done); if it is a SCSI optical drive, then this file does not need to be loaded. This is the latest version released this September, and it is a cracked version registered by me (wengier)!

The folder contains the following programs:
CD2CD.EXE disc-to-disc copy
CD2FILE.EXE　disc to file
CDCLIP.EXE　　extract CD audio
CDTOOLS.EXE　functions such as disc erase/rewrite, formatting, ejecting the disc, loading the disc, etc.
COPY2CD.EXE　write files from a folder or files from a file list onto a disc
DAO.EXE　　Disc-At-Once one-time disc writing burning mode, whole-disc writing mode
DISK2CD.EXE hard disk to disc
FILE2CD.EXE　file (image file) to disc
ISO2RAW.EXE　convert ISO files to RAW files.
MAKEISO.EXE create ISO files
SNAPSHOT.EXE　back up disc contents

Each program can be run by typing in its filename directly to get help.

There is also a batch file cdcopy.bat in the folder
used to copy CD to CD. Its contents are as follows:
::Clear screen
@CLS
::Turn off echo
@ECHO OFF
::Load the aspi.sys driver
@ADDEV ASPI.SYS　
::Eject the optical drive (open the drive)
@CDTOOLS /EJECT
:isplay message: please insert the source disc and press Enter
@ECHO INSERT SOURCE DISC AND PRESS ENTER...
@PAUSE
::Load the optical drive (close it, the tray retracts)
@CDTOOLS /LOAD
::Burn the contents of the CD into a file.
@CD2FILE IMAGE.IMG
::Eject the optical drive
@CDTOOLS /EJECT
:isplay message: please insert the destination disc and press Enter
@ECHO INSERT DESTINATION DISC AND PRESS ENTER
@PAUSE
::Load the optical drive
@CDTOOLS /LOAD
::Burn the image file just created onto the CD, and eject the disc after burning is complete
@FILE2CD IMAGE.IMG /NOUNDERRUN /EJECT
::Unload the aspi.sys driver
@DELDEV ASPI.SYS
:isplay message: deleting the temporary image file. . .
@ECHO DELETING TEMPORARY IMAGE FILE...
@DEL IMAGE.IMG
:isplay message: thank you for using this DOS CD burning software, have fun!
@ECHO THANK YOU FOR USING DOSCDROAST PACKAGE!
@ECHO HAVE A NICE DAY!

If you want to copy one CD to another CD, just use this batch file directly!
Simple, right?

Now let's take a look at how to use the other programs.
1.First, we load the aspi.sys driver.
Note: if it is an IDE/ATAPI optical drive, you need to load the included ASPI.SYS file first (you can use the included ADDEV to load it directly from the command line, then use the DELDEV command to unload it when done); if it is a SCSI optical drive, then this file does not need to be loaded.
C:\dos>ADDEV ASPI.SYS
AddDev V1.0 (c) DOS international 9/91
OAK ASPI for ATAPI version 1.10 (c) OAK Technology, 1996
Transfer Mode: Programmed I/O
Number of devices: 1
Treiber installiert.
2.Then, we use cdtools to look for our hardware device, that is, the burner.
C:\dos>cdtools /devices
If the ASPI driver is not loaded, the following error message will appear.
Error: Unable to initialize the ASPI manager
ASPI manager was not found on system
If successful, it will show:
Installed CDROM Devices...
0:0:0 SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

3.Use the eject function of cdtools to open the optical drive, and put in a rewritable cdrw disc.
C:\dos>cdtools /eject
CDROM　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

4.Use the load function of cdtools to close the optical drive.
C:\dos>cdtools /load
CDROM　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

5.Suppose this disc already has content on it, then we format it.
C:\dos>cdtools /format
CD-RECORDER　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306
WARNIMG!!
All data on the disc Will be destroyed!!
Hit to Format the disc (or CTRL/C to exit)
We press Enter.
Formatting Disc... Please Wait...
Background formatting is still in progress.
It takes about 8 minutes or so for the formatting to finish. But that line above is rather funny; in fact the formatting is already complete, it is not actually still going on in the background as it says.

6.We want to burn all the stuff in some directory on the hard disk, so first we make an image file with makeiso.exe.
C:\dos>makeiso c:\ccdos\ mytest.iso /recurse /volume=my_ccdos

This command writes everything under the CCDOS directory on drive C into an image file named mytest.iso, and the volume label of this disc image is my_ccdos. The parameter recurse means to include all subdirectories.

Directory/File Statistics...
Directory Count = 1
Max. Directory Depth = 1
File Count = 37
Total File Data Length = 4858320 bytes

Hit to build ISO9660 image file (or CTRL/C to exit)...
Press Enter, and the program continues. The screen displays each file being copied into the ISO. (Just like the screen output of xcopy.)

When it returns to the DOS prompt, the ISO file has already been created. Let's take a look with the dir command:
C:\dos>dir mytest.iso

Volume in drive C has no label
Volume Serial Number is 1D60-1EE2
Directoty of C:\DOS

MYTEST ISO 6,345,752 04-26-2003 23:52 MYTEST.ISO
1 file(s) 6,346,752 bytes
0 dir(s) 972,066,816 bytes free
7.With this file, we can use the program file2cd.exe to burn stuff onto the disc.
C:\dos>file2cd mytest.iso /eject /nounderrun

CD　RECORDER　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

File contains 5MB of data(2418 blocks)
Approximate recording time at 16X speed is 1 miniutes.

Hit to begin recording (or CTRL/C to exit)...

We press Enter again.
writting TRACK #1 (2418 blocks)
100% completed
Finalizing DISC ... Please Wait...
CD successfully recorded!

So now we have successfully burned a disc!

8.Sometimes we want to make a disc into an image file. Besides the method in cdcopy.bat above, using cd2file, we can also use snapshot. What snapshot creates is not an ISO file, but bin and cue files.
C:\dos>snapshot cdtest
CD　RECORDER　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

Analyzing DISC layout... Please wait...
Disc Statistics:
Audio track count : -0
Mode 1 data track count : -1
Mode 2 data track count : -0

Image file will require approximately 6MB of disk space

Hit to copy disc (or CTRL/C to exit)...

We press Enter

Reading DATA Sectors 0000 to 002411(2417 blocks)
LBA 002403 to 002416
Copy completed successfully!

In this way, in the c:\dos> directory, the two files cdtest.cue and cdtest.bin will be generated. Usually they are somewhat larger than the capacity of your disc.

9.After saying so much, we still haven't tried the most important program, DAO. Let's try it now.
C:\dos>dao cdtest.cue /nounderrun /eject
CD　RECORDER　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306

Compliling CUE sheet ...Please wait...
The cuesheet has been successfully compiled.

Number of files: 001
Number of tracks: 001
Number of cuepoints:001

Total Disc time is 05:46:08
Approximate recording time at 16X speed is 8 miniutes.

Writting leadout Track ...Please wait...
CD successfully recorded.

10.Let's see whether we can read this disc.
F:\>dir
CDR103: CDROM not High Sierra or ISO9660 format reading driver F
Abort?Retry?Fault?
Dizzy... after all that hard work, it actually can't be read. Turns out that what this makes is a "data disc" that can't even be read under windows. In nero, you can see that there actually is data on the disc.

Alright then.
Does it end in failure?

Actually, we already succeeded in a lot of things... That last one doesn't really matter if we don't do it.
We know how to copy a disc and save it as a file, we also know how to create a disc image file on the hard disk, and we also know how to burn that file onto a disc. We even know disc-to-disc copying. That's enough, pretty good already. Hehe 。。。

ko explained it really thoroughly, now the fellow members are in luck.

Finally, let me explain a few parameters and usages:
(Note, because quite a lot of the options (parameters) of many programs are the same, I will not list them one by one. If you don't find it in this software, go look in another piece of software.)
C:\dos>dao
DAO.EXE - Version 3.9B (September 2002)
Copyright (c) 1996-2002 by Golden Hawk Technology

This software is registered to...　　　(this software is registered to...)
Name : Wengier　　　　　　　　　　(Wengier -- our moderator)
Company: ACW Corp.
Date : 10/28/2002
(usage)
Usage: DAO 　　


Meaning of the parameters
cuefile - Cue sheet filename　　　CUE filename　　　　　　　
logfile - Disc layout log filename 　　LOG filename (optional)　　
/ID - SCSI ID of CD recorder 　burner's ID　(default is first found)
/BATCH - Disable all messages and confirmation prompts　disable all messages and confirmation prompts
/BEEP - Issue an audible 'beep' when recording has finished　emit a BEEP sound when burning is finished.
/CACHE=n - Cache size in megabytes (32-bit version only)　　cache size (in MB, megabytes) (32-bit version only)
/COPIES=n - Number of discs to be recorded (default is 1)　number of discs to be burned (default is 1)
/EJECT - Eject CD when recording has finished　　eject the disc when burning is finished
/NOCONFIRM - Disable all confirmation prompts　　disable all confirmation prompts
/NOUNDERRUN - Enable buffer underrun protection (if supported by recorder)　enable buffer protection (if supported by the burner)
/RAW - Enable RAW recording mode (if supported by recorder)　enable RAW recording mode (if supported by the burner)
/SESSION - Enable session-at-once recording (default is disc-at-once) enable SAO mode (default is DAO mode)
/SPEED=n - Recording speed (default is maximum)　burning speed (default is maximum speed)
/TEST - Enable test recording mode　enable test recording mode (only test, does not burn)
/TRANSPORT - Use KODAK disc transporter　use KODAK disc transport mode
/UNLOCK - Unlock all programs from demonstration mode　unlock all software (referring to DAO's software package) from DEMO mode (trial, demonstration mode), i.e. register this software　

Usage of CD2FILE
Usage: CD2FILE
imagefile - Output image filename

Usage of CDCLIP
Usage: CDCLIP


imagefile - Output image data file
/START - Starting MSF/LBA (default is start of disc)　starting MSF/LBA (default is the start of the disc)
/END - Ending MSF/LBA (default is end of disc)　ending MSF/LBA (default is the end of the disc)
/TRACK - Copy specified track number (1 to 99)　copy the specified track (1 to 99)
/CDG - Enable reading of CD+G subcodes　enable reading CD+G discs
/DATA - Enable reading of raw (2352 byte) data sectors　enable reading RAW (2352-byte) data sectors
/JC - Enable 'jitter' correction (audio only)　enable 'jitter' correction (audio only)
/NOJC - Disable 'jitter' correction (audio only) disable 'jitter' correction (audio only)
/IGNORE - Ignore all reading errors　　　　　ignore all disc reading errors
/SPEED=n - Audio reading speed (default is maximum)　　audio reading speed (default is maximum)
/AIF - Write output file in AIFF format (audio only)　output AIFF-format file (audio only)
/BIN - Write output file in Intel binary format (default for data)　output Intel binary file (data only)
/MOT - Write output file in Motorola binary format　output Motorola binary file
/WAV - Write output file in WAVE format (default for audio)　output WAVE file (default option for audio)
e.g. CDCLIP /START=10:14:36 /END=13:55:11 /WAV TEST.WAV　read the audio segment from 10:14:36 to 13:55:11 and output it as a WAVE file.
e.g. CDCLIP /START=106232 /END=124443 /BIN TEST.BIN　read the data from LBA=106232 to LBA=124443 and output it as a binary file
e.g. CDCLIP /TRACK=5 /ID=0:3:0 /SPEED=4 TRACK5.WAV　read the file on track 5 at 4x speed

Usage of CDTOOLS:
Usage: CDTOOLS

One of the following commands must be specified...　one of the following commands must be specified
/DEVICES - Display a list of installed CDROM devices　display installed CDROM drives
/DISCINFO - Display the status of a CD-R(W) disc　display the status of a CD-R(W) disc
/EJECT - Eject disc　　　　　　eject disc
/ERASE - Erase disc　　　　　　erase disc contents
/FINALIZE - Finalize session/disc　finalize a session or a disc
/FORMAT - Format disc format disc
/LOAD - Load disc　　　　　load disc
/TOC - Display a disc's table-of-contents　display the disc's table of contents (equivalent to the dir command)
Options for all commands...　options that all commands can use
/BATCH - Disable all messages and confirmation prompts　see above
/ID - ID of CDROM device (default is first found) see above
/NOCONFIRM - Disable all confirmation prompts　see above
Erase Options...　options when erasing disc contents
/QUICK - Quick erase (default is FULL)　quick erase (default is full erase)
/SPEED=n - Recording speed (default is maximum)　see above
Finalize Options...　options for finalizing the disc
/CDDA - Close session/disc as CDDA　　　as CDDA
/CDROM - Close session/disc as CDROM (default)　as CDROM　(default option)
/CDROMXA - Close session/disc as CDROM-XA　　as CDROM-XA
/SESSION - Open new session after closing current one　open a new session when closing the current session
TOC Options...　　options when displaying the disc's table of contents
/ISRC - Display the track ISRCs and disc MCN　display the track ISRCs and disc MCN
/MODE - Display the sector mode of all data tracks　display all data tracks in sector mode

Usage of COPY2CD:
Usage: COPY2CD





/FULLPATH - Preserve full pathnames　preserve full paths
/HIDDEN - Include "hidden" files　include files with the "hidden" attribute
/IMPORT - Import previous session from disc　import from the previous session
/JOLIET - Enable Joliet long filename support (32-bit version only)　enable Joliet long filename support (32-bit version only)
/MODE2 - Write sectors in MODE2 format　write sectors in MODE2 format
/NODOS - Disable DOS filename compatibility　disable DOS filename compatibility
/NOFINALIZE - Disable session/disc finalization　disable finalizing the disc
/NOVERSION - Disable filename version numbers　disable filename version numbers
/SYSTEM - Include "system" files　include files with the "system" attribute
/VERIFY - Verify disc after recording　　verify data after burning
/VOLUME - Volume label (maximum 32 characters)　volume label (maximum 32 characters)
e.g. COPY2CD C:\MYFILES\ /JOLIET /TEST /ID=0:5:0　　simulate burning the files under the C:\myfiles directory to a disc, with long filename support. Only simulate, do not burn
e.g. COPY2CD @DIRLIST.TXT TEST.ISO /IMPORT /RECURSE /VOLUME=MY_FILES　save the files listed in dirlist.txt as an image file.

Usage of FILE2CD
Usage: FILE2CD imagefile


/POSTGAP - Enable writing of track postgap　enable writing of the track gap (postgap, not sure if the translation is correct)

　Usage of MAKEISO:
Usage: MAKEISO


pathname - Directory pathname or file which contains list of pathnames　pathname or a file whose contents are a list of pathnames
isofile - Output ISO9660 image filename　　filename of the output ISO9660 image file
/RAW - Generate raw data sectors　　generate RAW-format data sectors
/ARCHIVE - Include "archive" files only　include only files with the "archive" attribute
e.g. MAKEISO C:\DIR1\DIR2\ TEST.ISO
e.g. MAKEISO @DIRLIST.TXT TEST.ISO /RECURSE /VOLUME=MY_FILES

Usage of ISO2RAW
Usage: ISO2RAW
/MODE2 - Generate MODE2 sectors (default is MODE1)　write sectors in MODE2 format (default is MODE1)
/POSTGAP - Write 150 sector postgap to output file　write a 150-sector postgap to the output file
/SCRAMBLE - Scramble sectors　scramble sectors (scramble: chaotic, spread, contend for, piece together, hurry, climb, disturb, mix up)


Usage of SNAPSHOT
Usage: SNAPSHOT


/CDG - Enable reading of CD+G discs　　　　enable reading CD+G-format discs
/CDTEXT - Enable reading of CD-TEXT discs　　　enable reading CD-TEXT-format discs
/COOKED - Read cooked data (default is raw sectors)　read cooked data (cooked, cooked, obviously not this meaning here) (default is RAW sectors)
/CUEONLY - Generate cuesheet file only 　　only generate the CUE file
/SUBCODE - Audio subcode scanning option...　subcode　　- audio subcode scanning option
AUTO - Automatically select best mode for device (default)　automatically select the best mode (default)
DISABLE - Disable subcode scan　　　　　　disable subcode scanning
QUICK - Scan subcode for pregaps only　　only scan subcodes for each gap
FULL - Scan subcode for all subindexes　　scan subcodes for all subindexes
FIXED - Encode a two second pregap on all audio tracks　encode a two-second gap on all audio tracks

CD　RECORDER　Device found...
HA #0-SCSI ID #0 - SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-316B T306
From here you can see that my burner is a Samsung Combo SM-316B, with a 16X burning speed. My Combo's fireware has already been upgraded to version T306.
File contains 5MB of data(2418 blocks)
Approximate recording time at 16X speed is 1 miniutes
From here you can see that burning a file of around 5M at 16X speed takes about 1 minute.
In reality it may not take that long.
Writing data is actually quite fast; the main thing is that later, when finalizing the disc, it takes a comparatively long time.

And the funniest thing is, I overclocked again! How so? My burning disc (CDRW) is rewritable, rated for 4X-10X speed, but under DOS, DAO only recognizes my burner as 16X, and uses 16X speed to do my 10X disc!
Under windows it can only burn at 10X speed.


Total Disc time is 05:46:08
Approximate recording time at 16X speed is 8 miniutes

Featured thread! Featured thread! Everyone come try it too!

Thanks for the support. Hehe...

KO, do you have this now for making NI IN1???

After using FILE2CD to burn that ISO file, can the contents of the disc be read with the DIR command?

After the burning is complete, it can be read.
If it couldn't be read, wouldn't the burn have been for nothing?

to langhua:
　Of course, most of the time I still use NERO to make discs...
　This was only to try this software that I switched to burning under DOS.
But being able to burn under DOS too really feels great...
Think about it, from now on there is another choice; even if you can't get into windows, you can still burn discs.
Besides, how big is NERO? The installer is 12.7MB, and after installation it is more than 20MB.
And how big is DAO? The archive is 1.46MB, and after extraction it is 4.6MB. Burning software under window cannot compare with it in compactness.

Achieving so many functions with so little code is also one reason I like DOS!

DAO is 4.6M? It isn't that much, is it? On my side, DAO's 27 files total only 1.4M (the EXE files have already been compressed with UPX).

Volume in drive C is WIN98
Volume Serial Number is 3C24-1CFF

Directory of C:\CCDOS\dao

2003-04-28 09:48 .
2003-04-28 09:48 ..
1993-12-16 18:42 1,441 ADDEV.COM
1996-09-24 10:14 31,787 ASPI.SYS
2002-09-20 10:21 468,640 CD2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:21 465,792 CD2FILE.EXE
2002-09-20 10:21 468,768 CDCLIP.EXE
2002-09-21 21:53 417 CDCOPY.BAT
2002-10-28 09:26 1,024 CDRDOS.DAT
2002-09-20 10:21 473,136 CDTOOLS.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 473,344 COPY2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 472,864 DAO.EXE
1993-12-16 18:45 1,591 DELDEV.COM
2002-09-20 10:22 468,192 DISK2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 467,056 FILE2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 77,376 ISO2RAW.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 125,664 MAKEISO.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 471,792 SNAPSHOT.EXE
16 File(s) 4,468,884 bytes
Remove those English documentation files nobody reads, and there are still 4.469M.
I did not compress them...

Look at mine:


Volume in drive E is TEMP DATA
Volume Serial Number is 9012-CDEF
Directory of E:\dao

. 04-27-2003 22:02 .
.. 04-27-2003 22:02 ..
A DAT 0 04-27-2003 22:02 a.dat
ADDEV COM 1,441 04-06-2003 13:12 ADDEV.COM
ASPI SYS 31,787 09-24-1996 10:14 ASPI.SYS
CD2CD EXE 121,917 01-11-2003 18:34 CD2CD.EXE
CD2FILE EXE 120,999 01-11-2003 18:34 CD2FILE.EXE
CDCLIP EXE 122,012 01-11-2003 18:34 CDCLIP.EXE
CDCOPY BAT 417 09-21-2002 21:53 CDCOPY.BAT
CDRDOS DAT 1,024 10-28-2002 9:26 CDRDOS.DAT
CDTOOLS EXE 124,181 01-11-2003 18:34 CDTOOLS.EXE
COPY2CD EXE 124,373 01-11-2003 18:34 COPY2CD.EXE
DAO EXE 123,330 01-11-2003 18:34 DAO.EXE
DELDEV COM 1,578 04-06-2003 13:18 DELDEV.COM
DISK2CD EXE 121,941 01-11-2003 18:35 DISK2CD.EXE
FILE2CD EXE 121,504 01-11-2003 18:35 FILE2CD.EXE
ISO2RAW EXE 120,667 01-11-2003 18:35 ISO2RAW.EXE
MAKEISO EXE 121,391 01-11-2003 18:35 MAKEISO.EXE
RAW2ISO EXE 9,763 11-27-2000 22:53 RAW2ISO.EXE
SNAPSHOT EXE 123,804 01-11-2003 18:35 SNAPSHOT.EXE
18 file(s) 1,392,129 bytes
2 dir(s) 141,262,848 bytes free

C:\CCDOS\dao>upx -9 *.exe
UPX - executable file compression encoder
Copyright (C) 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
UPX 1.24w Markus F.X.J. Oberhumer & Laszlo Molnar Nov 7th 2002

file size ratio format filename
-------------------- ------ ----------- -----------
468640 -> 115088 24.55% dos/exe CD2CD.EXE
465792 -> 114128 24.50% dos/exe CD2FILE.EXE
468768 -> 115090 24.55% dos/exe CDCLIP.EXE
473136 -> 116980 24.72% dos/exe CDTOOLS.EXE
473344 -> 117311 24.78% dos/exe COPY2CD.EXE
472864 -> 116278 24.59% dos/exe DAO.EXE
468192 -> 114992 24.56% dos/exe DISK2CD.EXE
467056 -> 114623 24.54% dos/exe FILE2CD.EXE
77376 -> 36383 47.02% dos/exe ISO2RAW.EXE
125664 -> 52906 42.10% dos/exe MAKEISO.EXE
471792 -> 116875 24.77% dos/exe SNAPSHOT.EXE
-------------------- ------ ----------- -----------
4432624 -> 1130654 25.50%

Compressed 11 files: 11 ok

Volume in drive C is WIN98
Volume Serial Number is 3C24-1CFF

Directory of C:\CCDOS\dao

2003-04-28 09:48 .
2003-04-28 09:48 ..
1993-12-16 18:42 1,441 ADDEV.COM
1996-09-24 10:14 31,787 ASPI.SYS
2002-09-20 10:21 115,088 CD2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:21 114,128 CD2FILE.EXE
2002-09-20 10:21 115,090 CDCLIP.EXE
2002-09-21 21:53 417 CDCOPY.BAT
2002-10-28 09:26 1,024 CDRDOS.DAT
2002-09-20 10:21 116,980 CDTOOLS.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 117,311 COPY2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 116,278 DAO.EXE
1993-12-16 18:45 1,591 DELDEV.COM
2002-09-20 10:22 114,992 DISK2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 114,623 FILE2CD.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 36,383 ISO2RAW.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 52,906 MAKEISO.EXE
2002-09-20 10:22 116,875 SNAPSHOT.EXE
16 File(s) 1,166,914 bytes

Mine is the latest 3.9C version.