> > Don't hold your breath though. Things tend to go a little slower > > than > > expected. :-( > > No worries. I, too, shall continue to take far longer to complete > tasks > than I will claim necessary. ;-) :-) > > BTW, have you tried the R5 Pro CD with your session module? > > Nope, I hadn't. I'm glad someone finally did, though, see below. > > > It's the > > only multi-session CD I have at hand and unfortunately only its > > first > > session is reported. The first time I tested was after some > > changes, > > but none to the session module and none that could possibly have > > such > > a > > side effect (I hope at least ;-). > > Nope, definitely not your fault. :-) That's quite a relief. ;-) > > Here's, what the test program > > prints, > > when debug output is enabled for disk_scanner (I added some more > > output > > to track the problem down) and the session module (and a fs/testfs > > module that does nothing). Of interest are perhaps only the last 10 > > -15 > > lines, but for sake of completeness... ;-) > <SNIP> > > It turns out that the R5 Pro CD has one "session", containing three > "tracks", those terms being the ones used by the specs. That's the > first CD I've seen with more than one "track" per "session". I'd > wondered if it might be possible, but hadn't stumbled across or been > able to create such a CD thus far. Thus, I'm glad to have such an > example now, though it's going to make things a little more > complicated. Fascinating. Obviously I know only very little about CD formats. > So, I'm now in the process of updating the cdrom session module, and > will tackle Joliet volume names when I finish. Fine, so you're at least not out of work. :-) CU, Ingo