If you don't like the numbers, send a bug report to the Linux
kernel folks. Note that doing this in a way that people expect
is not simple.
Hi Jörg,
I guess this is not a kernel problem.
Mkisofs runs entirely in user space and its output is a single file.
This file is incorrect. Volume
Gabor Kiss [Bitman] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't like the numbers, send a bug report to the Linux
kernel folks. Note that doing this in a way that people expect
is not simple.
Hi Jörg,
I guess this is not a kernel problem.
Mkisofs runs entirely in user space and its output
Mkisofs does things right (the only possible way), if you don'nt like the
Are you sure mkisofs is Orange Book compliant?
numbers you see you need to change the code that evaluates the nubers
which is the kernel.
This is not Linux specific problem.
How could _any_ _operation_ _system_ figure
Gabor Kiss [Bitman] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mkisofs does things right (the only possible way), if you don'nt like the
Are you sure mkisofs is Orange Book compliant?
Yes, it hast been checked for compliance by Kodak.
And in case you are really interested: Usual multi session CDs made on
If you don't like the numbers, send a bug report to the Linux
kernel folks. Note that doing this in a way that people expect
is not simple.
Jörg
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Package: mkisofs
Version: 4:2.01+01a01-2
Severity: normal
I wrote two sessions on a CD-R.
All files are recorded and can be read back well but statfs64() system
call reports the size of the last session only:
$ df /mnt/cdrom
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
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