Hi,
after quite some problems to reproduce your report with a simpler sequence
of xorriso runs, i come to a riddling intermediate result.
It has to do with the name of the file which gets cloned:
test -e /dvdbuffer/g && rm /dvdbuffer/g
test -e /dvdbuffer/h && rm /dvdbuffer/h
printf %s\\n "Hello, world!" >/dvdbuffer/f
printf %s\\n "X Hello, world! X" >/dvdbuffer/x
xorriso \
-outdev /dvdbuffer/g \
-map /dvdbuffer/x /hello/x \
-map /dvdbuffer/f hello/hello.world
xorriso \
-indev /dvdbuffer/g \
-grow-blindly 256 \
-outdev /dvdbuffer/h \
-clone /hello/hello.world /hello/hello.clone \
-clone /hello/x /hello/xxx
dd bs=2048 seek=256 conv=notrunc of=/dvdbuffer/g < /dvdbuffer/h
yields by
xorriso -load sbsector 256 -indev /dvdbuffer/g -find / -exec report_lba --
this block address list
Report layout: xt , Startlba , Blocks , Filesize , ISO image path
File data lba: 0 , 280 , 1 , 14 , '/hello/hello.clone'
File data lba: 0 , 280 , 1 , 14 , '/hello/hello.world'
File data lba: 0 , 57 , 1 , 18 , '/hello/x'
File data lba: 0 , 57 , 1 , 18 , '/hello/xxx'
I.e. /hello/x and its clone kept their block address, /hello/hello.world
and its clone got their content moved into the second session.
I will have to dig deeper. But for now the experiments ate up my time.
So i will have to go on later.
In any case thanks for the bug report.
Have a nice day :)
Thomas
