Alex Shnitman wrote:
>
> Hi, Joerg!
>
> On Sat, Jun 17, 2000 at 01:12:47AM +0200, you wrote the following:
>
> > >>(Please note that I'm using a 80-minute disc here, but it happens with
> > >>standard 74-minute discs too. The parameters to cdrecord were:
> > >>dev=6,0 speed=8 -v -multi. I tried other speeds up to 1 and it doesn't
> > >>help.)
> >
> > >Sony drives do not support X disks from firmware.
> > >Read README.sony
> >
> > Sory should read XA disks.....
>
> Hmm.. Do you mean by this that it *should* work after all? If so, any
> idea why it doesn't, or how to try to find the problem?
>
> --
> Alex Shnitman
I followed Schilling's advice and successfully made a 2-session data
CD on a HP 9100 using cdrecord-1.9a02. This drive exhibits the same
behavior that you reported for the HP 9200. Using the -data option
avoids the problem of illegal command when using the -multi switch. I
found it necessary to use mkisofs 1.13a02 (included with
cdrecord-1.9a02) as version 1.12.1 (included with Red Hat 6.2) can not
read the the first session(s) from the CD in order to create the image
for a subsequent session.
HP specifications for the HP 9100 claims that the interface if MMC
compliant. Can someone tell me if the inability to use the XA2 mode
violates the MMC standard?
Dave
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