It was done because the 2.1.x setup was meant to fix the problem without
needing to ever have two buffers. Essentially, the default buffer size of
2.1 should be the "native" 2k of isofs, so a directory entry should never
span two buffers any more (it used to be that Linux used a buffer size of
1kB and thus a "isofs buffer" of 2kB was spit into two "linux buffers").
Hmm.. Is the code broken someway (using 1kB buffers still?) or do you have
CD's that have directory names spanning across the "native" buffers too?
Linus