Insert Mandrake CD, and:
$ find /mnt/cdrom -name '*.rpm' -exec rpm -K {} \;
kernel version?
BTW, I ran this with Danny's 2.4.19-16.7mdk on a Mandrake workstation
DVD with no problems, where it would give up quite early with 2.4.19-16mdk
0.pre3.1mdk has the same supermount. Version
Folks, unfortunately patch in 9.0/updates (or supermount/2.4.20) is buggy;
it has the same bug as in 9.0.
BTW, I just integrated all your patches in kernel for updates (will
be in next cooker kernel). I just didn't delete put_inode() as
your patch does.
andrey Strange. For all I can
andrey I know. For this reason disabling autoclose seems to be less evil
to
andrey me.
But this is a driver thing, and I think that it is quite possible that
a lot of hardware has it hardcoded: if you try to read cd cd is
open, first close. Not sure.
BTW, I just integrated all your patches in kernel for updates (will
be in next cooker kernel). I just didn't delete put_inode() as
your patch does.
andrey Strange. For all I can tell it was the exact reason for
disappearing
andrey files.
Nope, you need it to have a working:
I feel a bit responsible for the current state of supermount, since I
talked Juan into fixing floppy-write-PANIC issues, which seems to have
utterly broken supermount for CDROMS in the released 9.0 kernel.
A simple 'find' in /mnt/cdrom will probably reveal what I'm talking
about
(half
I am really sorry but from your description it appears not related
directly to supermount. I do not know anything about flashcards, sorry
:(
Could this supermount error be related to the problems I am having
with supermount and the usb-uhci/sr_mod loaded Flash memory-card
reader?
When I
Attached patch enables full support for fs=auto in supermount. Currently if
you want to use fs=auto you cannot specify NLS flags (iocharset and/or
codepage) because ext2 and UDF choke on them.
The attached patch is the most simple and least intrusive solution - it just
adds some extra dummy
One more patch that has been sent long ago and obviously lost.
Currently new SCSI error handling will happily loop indefinitely on innocent
errors like media error (unreadable sector as example). The patch simply
adds reasonable watchdog to break out of this loop. It _does_ fix the
problem, I
