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Dumping with Alcohol 120% temporarily affects Aaru's dumping of bad sectors #883
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Originally created by @TheRogueArchivist on GitHub (Jun 25, 2022).
Originally assigned to: @claunia on GitHub.
Version
5.3.0
Commit hash
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Tested debug version?
Which operating systems have you used?
What is the architectural bit size you're using?
What processor are you using?
Device manufacturer
ASUS
Device model
BW16D1HT
Bus the device uses to attach to the computer
USB cable or card reader manufacturer
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USB cable or card reader model
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What were you doing when it failed?
Description
When dumping a SafeDisc protected disc (and presumably any other disc with bad sectors), having previously dumped a disc on the same drive as Alcohol 120% (on the SafeDisc 2/3/4 profile, may be related to the "Fast skip error blocks" option) causes Aaru to not see the errors present on the disc. Although the dump time is slowed when reaching these sectors, Aaru does not attempt to trim or retry reading the bad sectors, and does not report any unreadable sectors at the end of the dump. The "image verify" command does pick up on these sectors as being errors, but they are not properly 00 filled due to not being recognized as errors during the dump. Power-cycling the drive fixes the issue.
Exact command line used
aaru m dump D: Sweet1.aaruf
Expected behavior
For the disc to be dumped normally, with the proper sectors getting recognized as bad, independent of any dumping program used beforehand.
Actual behavior
The dump is altered when Alcohol 120% had been run previously and the bad sectors aren't reported as bad.
Output of command execution with debug output enabled
Media details
Confirmed to occur with http://redump.org/disc/91538/ and http://redump.org/disc/25579/