ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/alpha/AN-2.01a21
- Obey the (changed) "GPL clarifications text" in cdrecord.c and compile
with "-DSOURCE_MODIFIED" as this port slightly modifies cdrtools.
- Remove the WITH_DVDHACK knob, this port is pretty much unmaintainable
with this patch on its coat-tails. If you want to write DVDs please use
a tool like dvdrtools or cdrecord-prodvd that is written for that purpose
and coordinate with their authors if they don't work for you.
Submitted by: maintainer
allowing to record DVD-R[W]s. [1]
NOTE: Please don't blame Joerg Schilling or ask for support on the
cdrtools mailing lists if this doesn't work. Also have a look
at the output of `cdrecord -version`.
- Append '-rscsi' to PKGNAMESUFFIX when built with WITH_RSCSI (equivalent
is done when built with WITH_DVDHACK).
- Limit the workaround that disables using mlockall(2) to FreeBSD versions
where it triggers a panic.
Requested by: pav [1]
Tested by: Harold Gutch <logix@foobar.franken.de> [1]
- Remove one site that seems to have stopped carrying the latest alpha
versions from MASTER_SITES.
- Install some PORTDOCS for cdda2wav.
- Refine the patching of the manual pages.
- Add a workaround for the bug in -current that causes cdrecord to trigger
a panic.
Submitted by: maintainer
sysutils/mkisofs-devel (currently at version 2.01a17) after repo-copy
from sysutils/cdrtools respectively sysutils/mkisofs.
The cdrtools-devel and mkisofs-devel ports are for the alpha versions,
for further information on changes since cdrtools 2.00 see
ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/alpha/AN-2.01a01 up to AN-2.01a18.
Further changes to the cdrtools-devel and mkisofs-devel ports to
relative to the existing ports of cdrtools and mkisofs are:
Changes common to cdrtools-devel and mkisofs-devel:
- Delete targets for mkisofs and friends when building cdrtools and vice
versa to speed up the build of the respective port.
- Respect CC already at the configure-stage (Patch taken from the OpenBSD
port of cdrtools).
- Add patches to prefer seteuid(2) over setreuid(2), this s inconsistend
with the cdrtools package (Mostly based on patches from the NetBSD
port/pkgsrc of cdrtools).
- Manually replace included copies of config.guess and config.sub with
versions from ${PORTSDIR}/Templates. This is necessary as the cdrtools
package doesn't have a valid configure script in it's root directory
but several in sub-directories that are executed by the SING (Schily
Is Not Gnu) makefile system further down the road. Therefor the port
can't set GNU_CONFIGURE which would automatically copy the relevant
files.
- Install some relevant READMEs in DOCSDIR (unless NOPORTDOCS is set),
some manual pages also reference these.
Changes to cdrtools-devel:
- Fix COMMENT, this port doesn't install mkisofs. Honor that some tools
of the cdrtools package (namely cdda2wav and readcd) are for extracting
CDs/CD-R[W]s.
- Install scgcheck, a tool to check and validate the ABI of libscg.
- Patch cdrecord to use ${PREFIX}/etc as the location of the global
configuration file, rather than using /etc/default. The installed
documentaion also gets patched accordingly and a PKGMESSAGE reflecting
this change as required by the license of cdrtools is added (The idea
for this and some wording in the PKGMESSAGE are taken from the NetBSD
port/pkgsrc of cdrtools). See also PR ports/50835.
- Install a sample configuration file for cdrecord, also install a
configuration file if it doesn't already exist (the file doesn't cause
problems if one doesn't edit it to suit local needs).
- Patch manpages to better correspond to files and locations on FreeBSD.
- Add a knob to optionally build and install rcsi, a tool that allows using
SCSI-devices over the network. The required rscsi user gets added
automatically and templates for the configuration file also get installed.
PKGINSTALL points to for further information on how to configure remote
access to SCSI-devices.
Everything using lib(r)scg can act as a client to rscsi, e.g.
sysutils/sformat (requires a bit of patching, however doesn't make much
sense to use this over the network) and sysutils/cdrdao (requires a bit
of patching).
- Remove BSD_SCSI_SENSE_BUG from COPTX (CFLAGS) to libscg. It is a
workaround for a (probably alumnus) bug in a SCSI-driver of NetBSD and
the affected code doesn't get compiled on neither pre-CAM nor CAM
versions of FreeBSD.
Changes to mkisofs-devel:
- Add MLINKS for devdump.8, isodump.8, isovfy.8 to isoinfo.8.
- Install isodebug, a simple tool to display the creation date and the
commandline options used to create a certain ISO-image with mkisofs.
- Remove apple_driver.8, this tool doesn't get installed.
- Replace mkhybrid.8 (just includes mkisofs.8, broken without patching)
with a MLINKS to mkisofs.8.
- Quiet portlint (3 errors/1 warning -> 0 errors/1 warning).
None of these changes is bound to the alpha versions of the cdrtools
package and may be "back-ported" to sysutils/cdrtools (apart from a
security issue with rscsi of cdrtools 2.00.3).
PR: ports/52849
Submitted by (including this commit message): Marius Strobl <marius@alchemy.franken.de>
_POSIX_MEMLOCK, which was causing cdrecord to think that mlockall(2)
was available. Of course the real solution is to not define
_POSIX_MEMLOCK until this is true.
From AN-1.8a29:
"removed a bug that caused an endless loop if a TEAC-CDR 50 /55
was present without a media.
This bug has been introduced when tryint to find a workaround
for a bug in the Ricoh 7040 firmware."
highlight from AN-1.8a28:
"Now after more then half a year of testing,
auinfo.c is included with this distribution.
This allows to create bitwise correct audio copies:
cdda2wav -B -v255
cdrecord -v -dao -useinfo *.wav
When using these commands, the cddb ID is copied,
also the start time of the first track, all available
ISRC ID's, the MCN, the size of all pregaps between
all tracks and all indices if present."
- add more MASTER_SITES
- use MAKE_ENV instead of a custom do-build
- don't link /dev/rworm0.ctl to /dev/scgx in pkg/PLIST
according to the docs it isn't even neccessary for non-CAM systems
[Has anyone figured-out what makes the number 393 so interesting to PW, now?]
I wonder what was going through Jordan's head during his infamous
$Id$-smashing commit.
Before I forget....
Thanks to naddy@mips.rhein-neckar.de (Christian Weisgerber) for prompting
this commit. See msg-id: 7geokh$tje$1@mips.rhein-neckar.de
