http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17938
Werner Avenant werner.avenant@gmail.com changed:
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--- Comment #7 from Werner Avenant werner.avenant@gmail.com 2009-04-05 14:17:56 --- Hi Guys
Just some additional feedback on the problem. I downgraded to the offical ubuntu package (ie the stable release 1.0.0-1ubuntu4~hardy1), and files are correctly ripped to ISO
I apologise for not having regression tests, juggling 4 projects at the moment and didn't read the howto. Sorry - will do that asap.
In case anyone runs into this problem (and searches the bugs) - the following workaround will work perfectly. It turns out the MDS file is very elementary and it is possible to "cat" all the files together into an ISO without any problems (the resulting ISO was written to DVD+R and played on a Pioneer Home DVD player without any problems).
cat MOVIE.I00, MOVIE.I01, MOVIE.I02, MOVIE.I03 > MOVIE.ISO
When you cat everything together don't include the MDS file.
As a sidenote: Austin is correct when he says that DVD Shrink doesn't use any NTFS features (ie. permissions/user rights), it simply queries the system's filetype to decide whether or not it should got the MDS route or the ISO route.
I have to ask - wouldn't it help if there was dropdown in wine's config allowing you to set your drive map as floppy, cd-rom, harddrive (fat), harddrive (fat32), harddrive (ntfs), harddrive (ext3) etc? At this stage you can only select "Local Hard drive" with no further specification of what harddrive it is. It seems strange to be able to specify a floppy file system or an ISO9660 filesystem but not having the ability to specify harddrive systems in a bit more detail.
Hope this helps
Werner