[X] Can you reproduce the problem in the debug version?
Check and fill as appropriate:
[X] I was running Aaru under Windows 10...
[ ] I was running Aaru under Linux [version here]...
[ ] I was running Aaru under macOS [version here]...
[ ] ...in 32-bit
[ ] ...in 64-bit
[ ] ...using an Intel / AMD processor
[ ] ...using an ARM or Apple Silicon processor
Image format: TOC
Application that created the image: cdrdao
[ ] I was converting the image...
...Destination image format:
[ ] I was listing the filesystem contents...
[X] I was extracting the filesystem contents...
...Filesystem: ISO9660
[X] Analyze command recognizes the filesystem
[ ] I was creating a metadata sidecar
[ ] I was checksumming the image
[ ] I was verifying the image
Description
When extracting a specific image, Aaru errors out on the 18th partition with "Error reading file: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.". This may be an overflow due to the number of tracks, or may be some identification issue, since Aaru says "Identified by Microsoft File Allocation Table." when it should be an audio track.
Output of command execution with debug output enabled
...
Partition 17:
Identifying filesystem on partition
Filesystem not identified
Partition 18:
Identifying filesystem on partition
Identified by Microsoft File Allocation Table.
Error reading file: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.
Prerequisites
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Description
When extracting a specific image, Aaru errors out on the 18th partition with "Error reading file: Arithmetic operation resulted in an overflow.". This may be an overflow due to the number of tracks, or may be some identification issue, since Aaru says "Identified by Microsoft File Allocation Table." when it should be an audio track.
Exact command line used:
aaru fs extract .\MediaDesignInteractive_Grooves.toc -x 1
Output of command execution with debug output enabled
Image
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