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31 lines
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On IRIX there is a program from SGI which is called 'smake' too.
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Be sure to call the Schily smake when compiling. The IRIX smake
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is too dumb.
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SGI apearantly has a bug in its mlock*() implementation.
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This shows up as a total system freeze for approx. 60 sec at the startup of cdrecord
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if cdrecord uses the FIFO.
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It can be fixed by:
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- IRIX 6.2: applying patches (see freeware.sgi.com/Installable/cdrecord-1.8.html)
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- IRIX 6.5: Using 6.5.7m or above.
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/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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Note: IRIX 6.2 requires the latest rollup patches for mlockall and for
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POSIX 1003.1b scheduling (patches 3771 and 3704 or their successors).
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/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
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I am using my SCSI library, you don't need to link the program with -lds
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This cdrecord distribution contains a mkisofs that runs on SGI
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and allows you th read a filesystem from a CD-R device with 2048 bytes
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sector size. This is done with the SCSI user level library.
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*** Important: IRIX has problems with drives that do disconnects on the SCSI
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after an odd number of transferred bytes. It seems that there is a patch for this
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problem. Search google for "wd93" to find pointers.
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