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changelog from the website:
UDFclient.0.7.5 : After some time being dormant, this new release fixes a lot of small standing bugs and a serious bugfix that prevented it to read Microsoft formatted UDF 2.50 and UDF 2.60 discs. Also, logical volume integrity checking is now fixed, directory handling has been made more robust and UDF 2.50 and UDF 2.60 are now correctly signaled as read-only and won't try to corrupt a disc anymore. cd_disect has been enhanced and extended to also support BluRay recorders.
UDFclient.0.7.1 : Fix Linux compilation issues.
Enhance UDFclient with ideas and features from my NetBSD kernel implementation
enhancing directory operations and fixing potential lockups on 512
bytes/sector media, repaired NetBSD harddisc support and fixed a few
compilation warnings when compiled with '-Wextra' revealing some possible
bugs. Enhanced cd_disect to display some more disc types. Also included some
patches to fix possible buffer screwups; thanks Andrey!
Implemented byteswapping option to allow udfclient to read and write PVR
harddiscs who appear to be byteswapped for some reason (copy protection?).
Also improved udfdump dumping making it handle big free space maps and
allocation extensions and making cd_disect ATAPI happy again.
Fixing up yet another regression found on some DVD-R/CD-RW drives fixing
newfs_udf and udfclient writing on those drives.
Complete harddisc/flash support on Linux apeared to be broken and should be
fixed now.
Lots of enhancements to cd_discect; now also reporting not only the TOC and
the PMA, but also the ATIP. In this ATIP there is information on the CD-RW
subtype wich is crucial to check if the disc can be written by the drive.
Fix regressions found in newer DVD/CD combi drives that report bogus values
for CD-RW media and fix 2G+ file write problems on some platforms. This
fixes hese drives inability to newfs a CD-RW with newfs_udf and writing
problems with udfclient on CD-RW media.
formatted media that has a perculiar partition numbering scheme dat
confused UDFclient. Also minor cosmetic changes to make it less dependent
on gcc's C extensions.
CD-R/DVD*R allowing more discs to be read. Also better dumping of TOC's in
cd_discect and sequential dumping of files using a different sectorsize
than the media allowing disc images of CD's to be dumped.
also adds support for all HDDVD and BluRay media! Also small but important
fixes have been made on cd_disect for ATAPI drives; these could give up in
the process.
New in this release is support for harddisc partitions on NetBSD, OpenBSD
and Linux. Have to figure out FreeBSD still. Tips welcome! Also new is
support for USB sticks! As usual small bugs here and there are fixed.
release are the preservation of attribute times and ownership of files and
directories and an important fix to filesize related issues making it more
robust. Some important SCSI/ATAPI fixes have been made that greatly
increase drive compatibility.
SCSI layer rewrite, new CD-MRW and DVD+MRW support, new scsi/atapi format
utility, more support for customer DVD (video) recorder DVDs and lots of
bug fixes. Please do test this version and report strange behaviour 0.4.9
didn't show and report any problems!
issues and is now fully read & write compatible with Roxio's
DirectCD/Drag2Disc!
It also adds the modified get and put functionality as well as the new mget
and mput commands. In the run-up for 0.50's recordable support i've taken
the opportunity to clean up loose ends and long standing small issues like
the rm printing bug. Support has also been created for non 2048 bytes media
such as harddiscs and files. Note: UDFclient will automatically set its
sectorsize to the media used, so you have to use the new -b 2048 to be able
to read and write files used for testing and mastering.
UDFclient.0.4.5 : serious cleanup and bugfix release fixing serious `mkdir'
brokenness and introducing a more decent logical volume open/close
behaviour with coupled logical volume integrity sequence support that was
lacking. Discs opened read-only are now really read-only; one could delete
files from a read-only disc that could result in broken discs.
based on insights gained from developing version 0.3. Pitty enough still no
recordable media write support (sorry folks...). Significant speed
improvements have been made in both reading and writing heaps of little
files. Offcource also heaps of bug fixes. Work has also started on an
in-kernel implementation though i decided to get udfclient fully functional
first. New in this version is support for non 2048 byte media using the -b
flag, new `rename' and `free' commands in udfclient and a fixed and
hopefully full working `rm' command. Warning some flags have been changed
meaning so check your scripts!
Benefits are:
- support for FreeBSD's CAM
- various bugfixes
- access rights preservation
- cdrw_format blanking and formatting tool added
- owner-ship of file/directories recording
- fixes in `get/put' so directory trees will be fetched correctly
- minor enhancements
