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2007.07.02 18:00 "Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle
2007.07.02 18:40 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Kevin Myers
2007.07.02 18:49 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle
2007.07.02 19:06 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle
2007.07.03 10:26 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by John Aldridge
2007.07.03 17:06 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle
2007.07.03 18:06 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Bob Friesenhahn
2007.07.03 18:11 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle
2007.07.02 18:56 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Kevin Myers
2007.07.02 19:08 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Kevin Myers
2007.07.03 10:58 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Joris Van Damme

2007.07.03 18:11 "Re: Old corrupted TIFF data - "Can not read directory count"", by Steve Bougerolle

Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
> On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, Steve Bougerolle wrote:
> 
>> I think I've cracked this.  It looks like these were read improperly 
>> off CD originally.  I re-read the original CDs using Windows rather 
>> than Linux (a tremendous moral defeat, that) and got back readable 
>> TIFFs that were longer than the originals and for which the directory 
>> offsets made sense.
> 
> It sounds like the Linux CD filesystem code has a bug.

Possibly, or it could be the Windows code that created the CDs originally.

However, I don't think it's that simple (either way) because I wrote 
many other files on CD around the same time and all of them read back 
fine.  It's just the TIFFs that went bad somehow.