Whenever Roxio Toast burns a data CD, it adds 2 bad sectors to it. The disc works, since the filesystem apparently doesn't reference data from the last 2 sectors. However, if the computer tries to read data from the sectors directly, it fails. The sectors are always identical except for the sector address. The sector mode is set to 1 for both sectors, so they should contain valid error detections fields. However, they don't, which makes the sectors unreadable. What are these two sectors for?
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Whenever Roxio Toast burns a data CD, it adds 2 bad sectors to it. The disc works, since the filesystem apparently doesn't reference data from the last 2 sectors. However, if the computer tries to read data from the sectors directly, it fails. The sectors are always identical except for the sector address. The sector mode is set to 1 for both sectors, so they should contain valid error detections fields. However, they don't, which makes the sectors unreadable. What are these two sectors for?
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