15:01 netchild 

- Update to 1.1.9. Relevant parts from the release notes:
  <snip>
  Cdrdao changes:
  - MMC-driver auto-detection. If no --driver option is specified,
    cdrdao will try to autodetect an MMC-compliant device and use the
    generic-mmc driver by default. (Denis Leroy)
  - Included scsilib upgraded from cdrtools 2.01a31 (Denis Leroy)
  - Added --eject option to the unlock command to eject the cd after
    unlocking. (Eric Benson)
  - New 'discid' command to display CDDB information. (Eric Benson,
    Denis Leroy).
  - Added --full-burn and --capacity options to extend lead-out to entire
    disc, beyond 80 mins limit. (Vladimir Petrov)
  GCDMaster changes (Denis Leroy) :
  - Some bug fixes (manual driver configurations were not being saved
    correctly).
  cue2toc changes:
  - Version 0.2 released. Complete rewrite, should now handle most of all
    CUE files. (Matthias Czapla)
  <snip>
- Disable the use of mlockall(2) on FreeBSD 5, even after the last round
  of fixes there are still issues.
- Add a workaround for problems with gmake and certain locales on FreeBSD 5.
- Use MASTER_SITE_SOURCEFORGE_EXTENDED.
- Use ARCH instead of MACHINE_ARCH to please portlint >= 2.5.9.

Submitted by:           marius
On my TODO list since:  June 7 :-(

14:56 netchild 

- Update to 1.1.8. Relevant parts from the release notes:
  <snip>
  - Improved performance of the new L-EC code by up to a factor 2 depending
    on the hardware.
  - 'read-test' runs L-EC encoder over mode 1 or mode 2 form 1 sectors to
    allow performance testing in conjunction with option --speed.
  new:
  - toc2cddb: translates a TOC file into a cddb file. (Giuseppe Corbelli)
  new:
  - cue2toc: convert CUE to TOC format for audio CDs. (Matthias Czapla)
  <snip>

  Note: The 1.1.8 tarball was re-rolled twice because of missing files and
        a show-stopper in gcdmaster and some SourceForge mirrors still might
        need to catch up on it. If you have problems with differing checksums

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