Burkhard Plaum writes: > Hi, > > R. Bernstein wrote: > > I have some unexpected free time right now, and I'd like to release > > what we have in libcdio to clear out some old pending changes. > > > > Here's what we currently have in NEWS > > > > - add mmc-tool > > - add mmc-close-tray > > - libudf: can now read (extract) file data, at least for ICB strategy > > type 4. > > - libcdio is starting to get updated for UTF-8 support. Strings, > > which are guaranteed to be in UTF-8, are returned as a new type > > cdio_utf8_t, which is typedef'd to char. > > > > Anything else? As usual, I'll take dead silence as overwhelming > > support for making a release soon. > > Looks ok.
Good. Thanks for looking over. > > What I noticed is that cdio_eject_media() doesn't always work (so I disabled > my eject-buttons for gmerlin again). Details would be useful. - What OS, - What kind of CD-ROM, - Capabilities reported by the CD-ROM drive (I think cd-info gives this) - What conditions might occur that cause failure - Whether there was some other command that would have succeeded - Whether there was an error condition reported > After researching a bit, I found, that > *reliable* cdrom ejecting seems to be far from trivial. which may be why the current cdio_eject_media currently isn't trivial. But what specific research suggests that this is far from trivial. It might give a clue as to what needs to be done. > Are there any plans > to improve this? I wasn't planning on doing anything here. But then I hope libcdio isn't just about what work I put into it. ;-) > > Burkhard _______________________________________________ Libcdio-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/libcdio-devel
