message in syslog.log: cdfs_check_rr(): Don't want RR

[Jdamian]

This message is found in syslog.log

vmunix: cdfs_check_rr(): Don't want RR

I think it is related to Rock Ridge Interchange specifications (Portable File System - PFS ) but I don't understand the message.

Anybody has found it in his syslog.log ?

[Patrick Wallek]

Are you trying to mount a CD when this mesage comes up? If so, are you trying to mount a CD with the '-o rr' option? If that is true, then try mounting without the '-o rr' and see what happens. It sounds like it is just looking for a rock-ridge format CD, but is not finding that format CD.

[Steven E. Protter · Accepted solution]

You should not put rock ridge parameters in your /etc/fstab file.

That may cause this issue.

Here is a good rock ridge mounting script that stands alone:

/usr/sbin/mount -F cdfs -e -o ro,rr /dev/dsk/c3t2d0 /cdrom


SEP

[Jdamian]

Hi boys.

Yes, that messages appears in syslog.log when a cdrom is mounted...

but no RR option is given in the command line nor RR entry is found in /etc/fstab.

After writing lines above I checked /etc/pfs_fstab.... it has got an entry for cdrom drive... after renaming that file, no error messages is reported.

Thanx a lot