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Subject: 2.4.9-ac10 hangs on CDROM read error
From: Xavier Bestel <xavier.bestel@free.fr>
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I have an ABit VP6, CDRW as hdc and DVD as hdd (VIA vt82c686b IDE
driver), with SCSI emulation on top, and when I read either:

- a DVD with a read error in the DVD drive (UDF mounted, ripping)

- a CDR with a read error in the CDRW drive (ISO mounted)

the system hangs - no ping, no sysrq, nothing. no log.

I haven't tried all combinations (I don't like that). It seems like a
generic IDE CDROM driver bug, and there since several versions.

          Xav