Greetings,

I am using dvd+rw-tools version 5.21 with mkisofs version 2.0, Linux kernel
2.4.26. DVD media used is Verbatim DVD-R and the drive is an external USB2.0
BTC DVD writer connected to a USB1.1 port (no option in changing the USB) on
a small embedded computer.

 

I am using the following script to write a given file to a given attached
DVD writer in a multisession manner. The script figures out if the media is
blank and uses the -Z option, otherwise it uses the -M option. It works fine
for a few sessions and it then fails to write. It seems that the failure
starts when the number of files in previous sessions is about 35 and the
total size is about 600Mbytes but this may not always be the case. Has
anyone experienced this kind of failure on a multisession recording?

 

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Farshad

 

#! /bin/sh -x

# save given file to the DVD writer attached to SCSI 

# in a multi session format

# $1 is the path to the source directory to be saved

# $2 is the device number

 

 

RET=`/bin/growisofs -speed=0.5 -M /dev/sr$2 -R -J $1`

EXIT_VALUE=$?

if test $EXIT_VALUE -eq 0 ; then

      if test "`echo -n $RET | grep Executing | wc -c`" -gt 0 ; then 

            echo "DVD Write OK"

            exit 0

      else

            echo "DVD Write FAILED"

            exit 127

      fi    

else

      if test $EXIT_VALUE -eq 150 ; then

            echo "First Track, using -Z option"

            RET=`/bin/growisofs -speed=0.5 -Z /dev/sr$2 -R -J $1`

            EXIT_VALUE=$?

            if test $EXIT_VALUE -eq 0 ; then

                  if test "`echo -n $RET | grep Executing | wc -c`" -gt 0 ;
then 

                        echo "DVD Write OK"

                        exit 0

                  else

                        echo "DVD Write FAILED"

                        exit 127

                  fi    

            else

                  echo "DVD Write FAILED"

                  exit 127

            fi

      else

            echo "DVD Write FAILED"

            exit 127

      fi

fi

 

 

 

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