Thanks again Jörg. I have not given up on solaris yet.
> > Here are the errors I see with cdrecord -atip ...
> In this case ... is not related to the media but to the USB drivers
> This is a Solaris USB kernel driver bug ...
Do you remember the bug tracking ID so I can look at it?
Perhaps someone
> > Will dvd+rw-mediainfo work on solaris 10 (sparc) ?
> It hasn't been tested on SPARC Solaris 10, but ...
Andy, thank you for your helpful suggestions.
Unfortunately, I could not get dvd+rw-mediainfo to work.
It fails on one of the ioctl() calls in Scsi_Command::associate()
# dvd+rw-mediainfo /
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> Note that Solaris sparc still does not support DMA on ATA interfaces.
It's natural to expect that "still" means from oldest SPARC Solaris
implementing support for IDE through latest, isn't it? Well, I can't
speak for oldest and latest ones, but otherwise SPARC Solaris is capabl
Andy Polyakov wrote:
> >>> Note that Solaris sparc still does not support DMA on ATA interfaces.
> >> It's natural to expect that "still" means from oldest SPARC Solaris
> >> implementing support for IDE through latest, isn't it? Well, I can't
> >> speak for oldest and latest ones, but otherwise
Hi,
Andy Polyakov wrote:
> consequently non-CD-ROM multi-sessioning is not an option.
Pity. This operating system needs help.
>From googling i understand that CD/DVD/BD drives
on Solaris are readable as block devices. (Up
to now i tried xorriso on Solaris only with
disk files. Testers would be
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