Mike McCarty wrote:
Tim wrote:
Is the next session set up to add to the previous (importing the
directory structure) or start afresh (just using up the left over space
instead of a new disc)?
There are various different ways of using multi-session discs.
I don't know. When I created the disc, it seemed odd to me that
the default was "Fixate". ISTM that one wouldn't want to fixate
after writing to a multi-session. BUT when I deselected that option,
a pop-up warned me that it might create a disc which was unusable.
I have tried
# mount -O session=<n> /mnt/cdrom
with <n> in the range 0 to 4 inclusive, and always see the files
from the second session I created, but none of the files I put
on the disc with the first session.
Mike
Ok, when I do this:
# mount -o session=0 /mnt/cdrom
I get the first session I wrote, and when I do this:
# mount -o session=1 /mnt/cdrom
I get the second session.
The man page showed the upper-case "O", and mount did not complain
when I used the "-O", but still only gave me the second session.
When I use the "-o" rather than "-O" I can get the various sessions.
Mike
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