> > I did read your mail concerning your copy prog. > For now 2 month I try to configure my linux to copy cds. > Using cdrecord or cdrdao, readcd won't make me happy because I like to copy > multisession-cds.So if you have an idea how to copy multisessions please tell > me so! > I'm also trying to write a prog of my own, using SCSI3-commands, but it > hangs up the port in every call. > > So if you got an idea, please help me (and my computer, because if this goes > on this way I throw it out of the window) out of this misery. > It's my pleasure to help others. In fact, I have written a program to copy any type discs (of course including multisession discs). But I can't open source codes. So, I think that I can tell you how to write a program to copy a multisession disc only. Basically, there are 6 basisc steps to write a disc in SAO mode. 1. mode sense: get mode page 0x05 2. mode select: modify mode page 0x05 3. send cue sheet 4. write data 5. synchronize cache Maybe you will wonder if "send OPC information" and "read track information" are necessary. I think it is not. Because many cdrws are not support these commands, or may return wrong results. In copying a multisession disc, there are some tricks. I can give you a hint, "repeating the SAO procedure". You may try it by yourself. If you want to know the answer directly, just tell me. I will show you more details. :Q If you are just find a way to copy a multisession disc, not to know what happen in the black box. I can provide you the X86 executable binary file, too. :) Sincerely, Jack Ciao -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
