Here are some pointers.
1. You can get a non-exact copy by mounting the desired session with the
session=X mount option.
2. You might also be able to derive something with readcd; first perform
'readcd -fulltoc' and then use readcd to read the appropriate sector range.
3. You can patch and compile your kernel with support for the cdfs
(http://www.elis.ugent.be/~ronsse/cdfs/) filesystem, which exposes the
various parts of the CD -- sessions, boot images -- as regular files.
And that's just what a quick search could uncover...
Yedidyah Bar-David wrote:
Hi,
I want to create an exact copy of a CD which has more than one session.
dd if=/dev/DEV of=file will only read the first session. Any idea how to
read further sessions? And also how to use them (apart from burning them
and mounting)?
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