Hi, me: > > So with a BD-R +POW with first ISO-session written > > with 32 sector offset and LBA-0-patching one would > > get a Table Of Content as follows: Joerg Schilling: > As I mentioned before, 2 sectors is not enough.
I assume you meant 32, not "2". Ok. But what data other than the first 32 sectors of a ISO 9660 image could be needed to direct a mount program to an arbitrary root directory location on media ? On the risk to be redundant: We patch these blocks in order to substitute for the rule that the first track of the last MMC-session on disk is to be mounted. If the operating system sees only one track (as on DVD+RW) then it will go for LBA 0 (+16). And there we place the pointer to the last ISO-session. Have a nice day :) Thomas -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
