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Re: [SLE] burning a data CD
- From: Jerry Kreps <jk05308@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 15:59:23 -0600
- Message-id: <200111052159.fA5LxNZ01659@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
SuSE installed it's standard kernel on my box, and the only thing I
had to do was, as root, chmod a+rwx /media/cdrecorder and
/media./cdrom so that I could access them from my user account.
X-CDRoast worked beautifully for me.
Jerry
On Monday 05 November 2001 08:50, Scheme Loh wrote:
> I need some help burning a simple data CD. I have a
> fresh install of SuSE73, during which I installed
> every CD writing package I could find. I bought a
> shiny new IDE HP 9150i and it seems to show up in most
> of the programs as a 9100i series writer, and there's
> no obvious indication that SuSE does not know what to
> do with the device.
>
> This an underlying theme about SCSI this and SCSI that
> in all documents related to CD writing, but early
> reports seem to indicate that the superior SuSE 73 is
> doing a great job detecting hardware upon
> installation, and this seems to be in my case.
>
> KOnCD seemed to offer the most promise, but I only get
> as far as "MasterCD: Not valid Image-File!"
>
> KOnCD seems to offer to make an image file, optionally
> store it, and then burn a CD. I can't seem to make
> that happen.
>
> I can seem to target the desired folder as a
> "Source-Dirs", and if I "calculate" it does report as
> 236MB. Even though I have checked "Create CD-Image" it
> ain't happening.
>
> So I went to KOnCD.org and poked around, but there's
> not really any documentation, mostly a bunch of screen
> shots and probably well deserved self-congratulatory
> "we're in the official KDE now!" stuff.
>
> I followed the link to the CD-Writing HOW-TO, and went
> through the steps of making an old school image file:
>
> mkisofs -r -o cd_image private_collection/
>
> Assuming this created a valid image file, KOnCD does
> not show it in the directory listing.
>
> I'm sure this is "really easy", and I've read what
> little RTFM I could find, pounded deja.com and
> glimpsed geocrawler, and with that body of evidence
> seeminly exhausted, I now bring my case to the wise
> and fair juris of the list.
>
> Thank you!
>
> =====
> Daniel Woodard
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Find a job, post your resume.
> http://careers.yahoo.com
had to do was, as root, chmod a+rwx /media/cdrecorder and
/media./cdrom so that I could access them from my user account.
X-CDRoast worked beautifully for me.
Jerry
On Monday 05 November 2001 08:50, Scheme Loh wrote:
> I need some help burning a simple data CD. I have a
> fresh install of SuSE73, during which I installed
> every CD writing package I could find. I bought a
> shiny new IDE HP 9150i and it seems to show up in most
> of the programs as a 9100i series writer, and there's
> no obvious indication that SuSE does not know what to
> do with the device.
>
> This an underlying theme about SCSI this and SCSI that
> in all documents related to CD writing, but early
> reports seem to indicate that the superior SuSE 73 is
> doing a great job detecting hardware upon
> installation, and this seems to be in my case.
>
> KOnCD seemed to offer the most promise, but I only get
> as far as "MasterCD: Not valid Image-File!"
>
> KOnCD seems to offer to make an image file, optionally
> store it, and then burn a CD. I can't seem to make
> that happen.
>
> I can seem to target the desired folder as a
> "Source-Dirs", and if I "calculate" it does report as
> 236MB. Even though I have checked "Create CD-Image" it
> ain't happening.
>
> So I went to KOnCD.org and poked around, but there's
> not really any documentation, mostly a bunch of screen
> shots and probably well deserved self-congratulatory
> "we're in the official KDE now!" stuff.
>
> I followed the link to the CD-Writing HOW-TO, and went
> through the steps of making an old school image file:
>
> mkisofs -r -o cd_image private_collection/
>
> Assuming this created a valid image file, KOnCD does
> not show it in the directory listing.
>
> I'm sure this is "really easy", and I've read what
> little RTFM I could find, pounded deja.com and
> glimpsed geocrawler, and with that body of evidence
> seeminly exhausted, I now bring my case to the wise
> and fair juris of the list.
>
> Thank you!
>
> =====
> Daniel Woodard
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Find a job, post your resume.
> http://careers.yahoo.com
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