How to reach information of a CDROM after apparent EOF?
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How to reach information of a CDROM after apparent EOF?
Hello!
I have in my hand a CDROM with photos created by some greedy photographer. When I mount it I can see two files in there, two .exe executables about 7.7 MBs in size each. When I try to create an ISO of the cdrom, I get an IO error and only 16 MBs end up at the file.... so I would expect the photo files after the apparent EOF of the device (or whatever it's called in CDROM jargon).
Is there a way to get past this point so that I could run magicrescue on the rest of the CD so that i can get the rest of the files?
Or are there other handson hacky methods to get to that data?
I have in my hand a CDROM with photos created by some greedy photographer.
Proprietary?
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Originally Posted by eantoranz
When I mount it I can see two files in there, two .exe executables about 7.7 MBs in size each. When I try to create an ISO of the cdrom, I get an IO error and only 16 MBs end up at the file.... so I would expect the photo files after the apparent EOF of the device (or whatever it's called in CDROM jargon).
Is there a way to get past this point so that I could run magicrescue on the rest of the CD so that i can get the rest of the files?
Or are there other handson hacky methods to get to that data?
Thanks in advance.
I believe your asking us to aid in cracking a piece of protected information by providing methods to circumvent the encryption by the original author. This would violate the LQ Rules.
Posting exact commands and error messages, running 'file' on the executables and running verbose 'fdisk -l', isoinfo, running 'find' on the ISO image (or whatever else diagnostics you can think of) could come in handy as basically any info like jewelcase inlay, disk creator, write type, session and TOC nfo may be interesting.
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