On 17 Dec, Torquemada wrote:
> Hi, did you use the latest version of Mkisofs and compile it?
>
> ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/alpha/cdrtools-beta.tar.gz
>
> I tested it last night, with a huge file ie 4Gb and it created
> an ISO for me okay. Using the most recent version and/or source, might
> work for you too and ensure that -DUSE_LARGEFILES is defined (which it
> should be by default, iirc)
No, I'd tried a recent one (2.00.3), but not that recent. Thanks for
the tip.
Looking at the comments in Readme.linux (boy, he's a bit annoyed with
Linux), shows that, yes, /usr/include/scsi/sg.h is indeed different to
/usr/src/linux/include/scsi/sg.h, so that's a potential problem too.
Also the remark I missed in the readme that says:
Newer Linux kernels (from 2.3.51) moved SVSv shared memory into a filesystem.
If you get messages with error code EINVAL related to shared memory, you
most likely installed a newer kernel on an old system that does not mount
the new shared memory filesystem.
For information on this filesystem please read README.linux-shm
Since I am running a new kernel on an old system, I need to check that
too.
So, thanks for providing me with several avenues to try.
luke
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