i had a similar similar problem after writing 13 times
a multisession disc and then getting read errors. i
tried windows based isobuster the files written by the
previous sessions. it worked. i don't know if there is
some way to solve it in linux.
probably the cumulative lead-in lead-out (or TOC
maybe) that is written after each session is in some
scratched or bad/unreadable area of the disc as it has
been handled a lot of time.
--- Manas Laha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> J.Bakshi wrote:
>
> >Hi list,
> >I have faced a very strange problem in *Xcdroast*.
> I have downloaded the
> >source code and successfully compiled in RH
> enterprise linux. burned a cd
> >( multisession mode ) 10 times without any prob.
> still the cd had 200MB free
> >space. now at 11th time after burning the cd in
> multisession mode with a 10MB
> >file whenever I execute
> >
> >$] mount /mnt/cdrom
> >
> >it shows as below
>
>-----------------------------------------------------
> >Unable to read rock-ridge attributes
> >ISOFS: unable to read i-node block
>
>-----------------------------------------------------
> >
> >now this is more than enough to indicate that
> there is some thing very
> >serious ( i-node ). but is there *any way* to
> recover the existing data from
> >cd ? Xcdroast is showing total eleven data tracks
> and the 11th track has size
> >0MB. but mount can't mount the cd. any suggestion
> to recover the data ?
> >
> >thanks in advanced.
> >
> >
>
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