SegaCD Rip Script using CDRDAO

scdRip.sh

# !/bin/bash
#
# Quick-Rip of Sega CD Discs
#
# scdRip.sh <disk device> <game name>
#
#   Disk Device does not need to include '/dev/'. An example on macOS would be something like "disk5". 
#   Game name doesn't need to be quoted, but it can be. All arguments past the first will be treated as the name.
#
#   Both of these Work:
#       scdRip.sh disk5 Sonic CD
#       scdRip.sh disk5 "Sonic CD"
#
# cdrdao is required to be installed. 
# On Debian-based Linux distros, you can run:
#   sudo apt-get install cdrdao
# On macOS, you can use homebrew (install that first):
#   brew install cdrdao

diskDevice="/dev/$1"
shift 1

gameName="$@"
tocFile="$gameName.toc"
cueFile="$gameName.cue"
binFile="$gameName.bin"

# Comment me out if you aren't running on macOS. TODO: What's the Linux equivilent?
echo "Unmounting $diskDevice..."
diskutil unmountDisk "$diskDevice"

# Mac has issues here specifying the drive to read doesn't actually work. Linux may need it specified?
echo "Ripping '$gameName' to '$binFile'..."
cdrdao read-cd --read-raw --datafile "$binFile" --driver generic-mmc-raw:0x20000 "$tocFile"

# toc2cue is included with cdrdao via homebrew on macOS. What about Linux?
echo "Converting TOC to CUE..."
toc2cue "$tocFile" "$cueFile"