Version 9.8 of cdparanoia
Release Notes: Kenwood TruX drives work faster. End-of-track read problems on a number of drives have been alleviated. There is a new -z command syntax with an option argument to allow a skip after a user-configurable number of tries. There are more possible read commands to autoprobe. Support for Linux SCSI Generic 3.x interface has been added, and support for <= 2.0 kernels has been dropped. Starting a new rip will not potentially stall in autoprobe until the previous rip finishes. A segfault that occurred when a device wasn't found has been fixed. Proper /devfs detection in 2.2-2.4 (with or w/o devfsd) has been added. Sample-granulairy offset is allowed.
Other releases
Release Notes: Many bugfixes were made. Several updates to match the Linux kernel were made. When using an MMC drive, cdparanoia now attempts to set the DAP bit to request that CD-ROM drives should use hardware interpolation to reconstruct over completely destroyed samples. The cdparanoia tool is now licensed under the GPLv3, the libraries under the LGPLv3.
Release Notes: Kenwood TruX drives work faster. End-of-track read problems on a number of drives have been alleviated. There is a new -z command syntax with an option argument to allow a skip after a user-configurable number of tries. There are more possible read commands to autoprobe. Support for Linux SCSI Generic 3.x interface has been added, and support for <= 2.0 kernels has been dropped. Starting a new rip will not potentially stall in autoprobe until the previous rip finishes. A segfault that occurred when a device wasn't found has been fixed. Proper /devfs detection in 2.2-2.4 (with or w/o devfsd) has been added. Sample-granulairy offset is allowed.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: The 'ac-' patches to kernel series 2.2.x add a new SG driver by Douglas Gilbert. Unfortunately, the new driver breaks cdparanoia 9.4, this has been fixed in version 9.5.
