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0001954

[xcdroast] regular use

minor

always

2006-12-01 14:04

2009-04-05 12:57

Reporter

jeff

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public

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Priority

normal

Resolution

open

Status

closed

Summary

0001954: Xcdroast leaves vold in unstable state

Description

When I use xcdroast, I burn a CD and then exit the program. Next, I reinsert the CD to make sure it is readable. This works fine, but when I attempt to eject the CD using the command:

    eject cdrom

I get the error message:

    /vol/dev/rdsk/c2t5d0/unknown_format not present in a drive

When I look in the /cdrom directory I see:

    cdrom1 -> ./unnamed_hsfs#1
    unnamed_hsfs
    unnamed_hsfs#1

When I examine the contents of unnamed_hsfs and unnamed_hsfs#1 I see that both appear to contain the same content, but attempts to access any files in the unnamed_hsfs directory result in errors.

I believe the problem is that when xcdroast ejects the CD after finishing the write operation, it does not properly interact with the running vold process and vold gets out of sync and is unable to cope when a new CD is inserted.

The problem can be cleared up somewhat by running:

    /etc/init.d/volmgt stop
    /etc/init.d/volmgt start

After issuing these commands, I can then run:

    eject cdrom

and the CD is ejected, but reexamining /cdrom shows that the
now empty unnamed_hsfs#1 directory remains and must be manually deleted.

Additional Information

Notes
(0004632) joerg (manager) 2007-06-17 06:09	This seemsd to be a vold bug, report it so Sun.

(0005883) joerg (manager) 2009-04-05 12:57	This is not related to cdrtools

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