I've never dabbled with creating my own CDs, but another sys admin here has
recently upgraded his m/c from alpha_osf1 to ix86_linux and is having problems
with CD writing. Can anyone make any suggestions as to what may be the problem?
RedHat 6.1, 2.2.12-20smp with TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1212 and HP CD-Writer+ 9200.
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I am seeing some strangeness in the iso9660 filesystem.
The nature of the problem seems to be:
a) reading a directory giving a different list of files on different
occasions
b) files being present when their name is uttered explicitly but
absent from a directory listing or shell wildcard expansion.
Before I investigate in more detail, could you see whether there are
any known problems in this area?
An example is:
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> ls -l con1t04.htm
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 572 Jun 5 1998 con1t04.htm
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> echo con1t04.h*
con1t04.h*
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f>
But exactly the same thing done later gave:
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> ls -l con1t04.htm
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 572 Jun 5 1998 con1t04.htm
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f> ls -l con1t04.*
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root system 572 Jun 5 1998 con1t04.htm
/cds/0/win32/sysman/qtour/f>
[ Background:
/cds/1 is supposed to be a copy of /cds/0 with one added
directory at the top level. But 'diff -r' appears to show files missing
from the copy, which is plausible, but also many files in the copy which
are not in the original, which is not! ]
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