[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> >From: Barry Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >I have a situation where I can fairly consistently reproduce a
> >segfault in mkisofs. It's always when it't trying to read the
> >information off a CD-R(W) from a previous session.
>
> >I have built mkisofs and cdrecord from source. What should be my next
> >step in diagnosing what is going wrong?
>
> Core dumps caused by reading noncompliant previous sessions from CD
> have been a frequent problem with older mkisofs versions.
> The recent releases should not core dump.
>
> As long as you do not provide any information about version numbers and other
> important things like command line options type of old CD....
> nobody can help you.
>
>
> J�rg
I am using mkisofs 1.13 and cdrecord 1.9, built from sources on RedHat
Linux 6.2. The command line(s) to burn the first session look like:
mkisofs -o /tmp/sdbak.iso -D -f -R -J /tmp/15Aug2000bak
cdrecord speed=8 dev=6,0 -eject -multi /tmp/sdbak.iso
Then the second session I try:
mkisofs -o /temp/sdbak.iso -D -f -C $(cdrecerd dev=6,0 -msinfo) -R -J -M /dev/scd0
/tmp/16Aug2000bak
and it segfaults. I originally tried the cdrecord and mkisofs shipped
with RH 6.2, but the same thing happened, so I built the latest.
I'm using an Adaptec SCSI 2940UW connected to a Yamaha CRW8424S.
Thanks,
Barry Roberts
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