No audio tracks.
> : It takes an eject by the cdp program to get the drive back sane.
> Which is "the cdp program"? What is it doing with the driver during play?
cdp is the program I used to play audio. Once I've triggered an audio play
I can eject/remount/eject/remount and get nothing but disk errors until
cdp does an eject (I think it also does a stop on the play).
> What do you think is the "unsane" aspect?
Being able as a user to screw (even though its not permanent) a mounted
file system. If this happens to be /usr on say a "live file system" based
machine you are in deep crap ;)
> Which would be a "sane" behavior? Not to allow audio playing while the
> data track is mounted, or just to abort the audio playing if a data access
> occurs?
I would have expected EBUSY when it tried to do both at once.
Alan