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Subject: Re: is it possible to read CD-R with corrupt/missing TOC?
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> Is it possible (even in theory) to read a CD-R with a corrupt or
> missing TOC?

cdrecord has a "-fix" option to "fixate a corrupt or unfixated disk
(generate a TOC)" which might be worth trying.

-- Richard