So, I have had fun getting into some data CDs again. Writing data in single session TAO and with multi-session TAO CDs. I am not having issues with writing the sessions on Linux or OpenBSD, but I am having issues actually mounting any session other than the first one burned!
In cases where I am working on Linux I try to mount via
sudo mount -t iso9660 -o session=1 /dev/sr0 /mnt/cdrom yet it mounts session 0!
On OpenBSD I run this command doas mount_cd9660 -s {session-offset-sectors} /dev/cd0c /mnt/cdrom and it gives me the same behavior mounting the first burned session despite being directly given another.
Does anyone have some insight on to why this is?
P.S
- The sector information for BSD was gathered with
doas cdio info /dev/cd0cand on Linux viasudo cdrecord -minfo -dev=/dev/sr0 - The CDs were burned with ISOs generated via
mkisofs -R -J -o out.iso -iso-level 3 {directory}/(the cdrtools version) and recorded to the medium viasudo cdrecord -v -multi -data -tao -eject -speed=52 -dev=/dev/sr0 out.isoon Linux anddoas cdrecord -v -multi -data -tao -eject -speed=52 -dev=/dev/cd0c out.isoon OpenBSD
2 Comments
bjoern_tantau@swg-empire.de · 2 pts · 21d
Damn, somewhere in the back of my mind I knew that multi session burning existed but I always imagined the last data being written to be the only one accessible.
resterWink@lemmy.darkc0de.one · 2 pts · 17d
The worst part is that every guide I have seen says that too. But in my verification of such claims I find that it is the first session that gets read rather than the last