#5611: Impossible to terminate a blocked process ---------------------------+------------------------------------------------ Reporter: fano | Owner: axeld Type: bug | Status: new Priority: normal | Milestone: R1 Component: System/Kernel | Version: R1/Development Keywords: | Blockedby: Platform: All | Blocking: ---------------------------+------------------------------------------------ Comment(by bonefish): Replying to [comment:9 fano]: > The files I was trying to playing was DVD inserted in a normal internal IDE DVD Drive... and the DVD itselfs '''was formatted in UDF''', so why "media extractor thread" was using ISO9660? > I'm sure of UDF as ISO has 2 GB size limit, so I can't write those files in a ISO DVD. The ISO 9660 level 2 file size limit is actually 4 GB (unsigned 32 bit integer), level 3 lifts that limit to several TB (though I don't think Haiku supports that ATM). Often DVDs are UDF/ISO 9660 hybrids, so that they can be mounted as either one. Under Haiku UDF should be preferred, though, if the FS module does correctly recognize the disk that is. According to the syslog it doesn't, though: {{{ KERN: trying: file_systems/iso9660/v1 KERN: identify(1, 0xccd1f820) KERN: found primary descriptor KERN: iso9660_primary_descriptor: KERN: volume descriptor type: 1 (primary) KERN: standard identifier: CD001 (valid) KERN: version: 1 KERN: identifier: 'LA_COMPAGNIA_ ' KERN: size: 2033024 KERN: set size: 1 KERN: sequence number: 1 KERN: logical block size: 2048 KERN: path table size: 10 KERN: set identifier: KERN: root directory record: KERN: length: 34 KERN: location: 19 KERN: data length: 2048 KERN: volume space: 1 KERN: iso9660_info::set_string(0xccd1f820 ('<NULL>'), 'LA_COMPAGNIA_ ', 13) KERN: returned: 0.6 KERN: trying: file_systems/nfs/v1 KERN: returned: -1 KERN: trying: file_systems/ntfs/v1 KERN: returned: -1 KERN: trying: file_systems/reiserfs/v1 KERN: returned: -1 KERN: trying: file_systems/udf/v1 KERN: KERN: udf_recognize: Block size must be a positive power of two! (blockSize = 882) }}} > Is somewhat confused from the U3 CD/USB combination or it is misinterpreting the UDF DVD? > > Maybe I should try removing the DVD/CD part from the USB key... should it lead to confusion? No idea. Assigning to mmlr. Maybe he has a clue. -- Ticket URL: <http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/5611#comment:10> Haiku <http://dev.haiku-os.org> Haiku - the operating system.