>> I've got an idea to emulate filesystem on audio CDs, so every
>> track on audio CD would look like one (optionally WAV) file.
>> The fs uses ioctl's from cd drivers (uniform CDROM interface is
>> a great thing :), so it (should) work on any drive supported by
>> cd drivers.
>> The fs is not perfect, not ultra-fast, and (so far) has poor
>> jitter-correction, but i think it's a nice thing to have. There
>> are no _known_ bugs.
>> There's a patch for 2.2.x (i've made it on 2.2.2) on
>> http://fly.cc.fer.hr/~ptolomei/audiofs/
> Just looking at the patch, it looks fairly nice... Only shame
> coda can not do parts of files so this can not be placed into mc
> & podfuk :-).
I haven't had a chance to look at this yet, never mind try it out, but
there's one thing I'd be interested in knowing: How does it handle
dual-mode CD's (those with a combination of data and audio tracks) ???
I'd like to see it handle those by one of the following, but have no
idea if either is possible:
1. "mount /dev/cdrom" results in a separate directory called /audio
appearing with the relevant files within it.
2. "mount /dev/cdrom" can be used twice, once each with iso9660 and
audiofs as the mount type, with different mount points.
Comments?
Best wishes from Riley.
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