Re: ide-scsi errors gone CD Drive problem ? SPOKE TOO SOON

Greg Wooledge <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.cd-paranoia.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Kim Lux ([email protected]) wrote:

> cdparanoia session was working well and then suddenly went haywire. 

>  12.    17658 [03:55.33]   185049 [41:07.24]    no   no  2
>  13.    29139 [06:28.39]   202707 [45:02.57]    no   no  2
> TOTAL  231846 [51:31.21]    (audio only)

> outputting to track12.cdda.wav
> 
>  (== PROGRESS == [------------------------------| 202706 00 ] == :^D *
> ==)
> 
> outputting to track13.cdda.wav
> 
>  (== PROGRESS == [-------------------      >    | 227014 00 ] == :-) 0
> ==)   scsi_read error: sector=227171 length=13 retry=0
>                  Sense key: 3 ASC: 2 ASCQ: 0
>                  Transport error: Medium reading data from medium
>                  System error: Input/output error

It seems that sector 227171 (toward the end of track 13) is damaged,
probably scratched or covered by something (fingerprint, etc.).
What I'd do in this case is eject the CD and inspect it closely under
some bright light and see if I can spot the anomaly.  If it's a
smudge or other opaque/translucent foreign matter, then I'd clean
it off carefully, and try again.  If it's a scratch, then I'd probably
give up after a few more tries all result in failures.

Track 1 is on the inner ring, and track 13 should be about 2/3 or 3/4
of the way toward the outer edge of the CD.

-- 
Greg Wooledge                  |   "Truth belongs to everybody."
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