Closed OldMadMan closed 8 months ago
SizeOfRawData and below is broken. Perhaps it's a mastering issue. Without /ns, you can dump it to the end.
========== LBA[044098, 0x0ac42]: ML.EXE ==========
========== IMAGE_SECTION_HEADER (40 bytes) ==========
Name: .data
VirtualSize: 00011f3c
VirtualAddress: 0004c000
SizeOfRawData: 20207265
PointerToRawData: 2d25203d
PointerToRelocations: 0a783823
PointerToLinenumbers: 00000000
NumberOfRelocations: 2020
NumberOfLinenumbers: 2020
Characteristics: 6f437670
I found some tools like Alcohol120% can dump it without error, maybe those tools even do not check strictly like DIC.
DiscImageCreator_test.zip added checking the LBA range
DiscImageCreator_test.zip Also added checking the LBA range for #231
Does this mean that DIC regards the above-mentioned problems as "ignorable errors that do not affect the content of the captured data" and thus hides the relevant error information?
thus hides the relevant error information?
Not hide. It's logged to _mainError.txt
Oh, I see info like "Import size is over the all sector size. Skip reading".
If the dump is finished, I want to commit the src and close the issue.
If the dump is finished, I want to commit the src and close the issue.
Okay, the dump is finished. Thank you :)
Version 32 bit, AnsiBuild, 20230909T161424
Describe the bug When using DIC to dump a Microsoft data CD containing multiple audio tracks, DIC reported continuous errors during the file check. The error content was showed in screenshot, like "SenseData Key-Asc-Ascq: 02-04-01 = NOT_READY - LUN_NOT_READY - BECOMING_READY".
I own three official copies of this disc, but no matter which one I try to dump, DIC reports the same error and is unable to complete the dump process.
What could be the cause of this? Is there any way to fix it? Thank you very much.
Screenshots cd G NTDDK351.bin 48 /d8 /c2 1000 /q /ns /s 2![999](https://github.com/saramibreak/DiscImageCreator/assets/87818252/c8c2f7a7-7e42-473c-9618-09e4e076ff5f)
Disc title Windows NT Driver Development Kit
Disc ringcode N/A
URL N/A
Log file Here are the logs: logs.zip
Thank you.