Dnia 11-01-2007, czw o godzinie 22:10 +0100, Carsten Gnörlich wrote: Hello,
> thanks for the info - I have an idea now where the crash is located. > However I still do not fully understand what is needed to cause the crash. > > > I realize that with option --query-size drive or udf dvdisaster don't > > crash. > > That is interesting. If my theory is right, > > ./dvdisaster --query-size=drive -v -s > > will reveal that the drive is reporting silly stuff during the query. Anyone > care to verify or disprove ;-) Here is the command output: utemp:~$ dvdisaster --query-size=drive -v -s ... Device: /dev/hda, HL-DT-STDVDRAM GSA-4167B DL13 Skipping medium size determination from ECC header. Skipping medium size determination from ISO/UDF filesystem. * Warning: Different media sizes depending on query method: * READ CAPACITY: 4072605 sectors * READ DVD STRUCTURE: 8589541377 sectors * * Evaluation of returned medium sizes: * * Sector 4072604: readable * Sector 4072605: Illegal Request; Logical block address out of range. * -> READ CAPACITY looks GOOD * * Sector -393216: Illegal Request; Logical block address out of range. * Sector -393215: Illegal Request; Logical block address out of range. * -> READ DVD STRUCTURE is UNUSABLE * * Final decision: Using value from READ CAPACITY * Medium: DVD-ROM, 4072605 sectors, 2 layer(s) Scanning medium for read errors. Waiting 5 seconds for drive to spin up... Sector 608: Illegal Request; Read of scrambled sector without authentication. Skipping 15 sectors. <more Illegal requests> Greetings, Kupson PS: It looks like I misjudged severity of this bug. Can we lower it now?
