Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2488 mails)

[Patrick Shanahan <ptilopteri@xxxxxxxxx>]

* Jay Smith <susehelp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [02-06-07 22:46]:
> I tried the openSuSE one and the packman one. They didn't work AND i couldn't get
> rpms working. On one of the suse forums, I was advised to compile it. 
> 
> On Tue Feb  6 18:40 , Patrick Shanahan  sent:
> 
> >* Jay Smith susehelp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> [02-06-07 21:15]:
> >> Yes, I am 100% sure that my media supports 4x. I also checked the media on
> >> another computer. It seems fine. Any ideas of what can be of cause? I would like
> >> other options. Trust me, my isos don't work when burnt higher than 4x so ya.
> >> Maybe there's another burner I can try, I have only used k3b so I don't even know
> >> what a good option is. 
> >> 
> >> On Tue Feb  6 15:19 , "Joe Morris (NTM)"  sent:
> >> 
> >> >Jay Smith wrote:
> >> >>    So I just now compiled k3b 1.0rc5 and I am trying to burn an ISO. It
> will only
> >> >> give me three burnspeed options. x10, x16, and x24. Now I normally burn isos at
> >> >> x4 and I know for a fact my burner should be able to do that. it did that back
> >> >> when I used ubuntu way back when. Anyone know how I can set my speeds in k3b or
> >> >> does it hurt to burn a CD iso at x10? Thanks all for your help. I am using 10.2
> >> >> openSuSE by the way. Thanks. 
> >> >>   
> >> >Does your media support 4x?  IIANM, k3b checks for the highest speed
> >> >both support (media and burner) and starts there and automatically slows
> >> >down if the system cannot support it.
> >> >
> >> >-- 
> >> >Joe Morris
> >> >Registered Linux user 231871 running openSUSE 10.2 x86_64
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
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> >
> >Then use openSUSE provided rpm or one from the buildservice rather than
> >compiling your own.
> >
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Please explain, "I tried the openSuSE one and the packman one. They
didn't work AND i couldn't get rpms working."

ps. I read the list.  It is where I saw your problem.  There is no
reason to send me two copies of the same post.  On mailing lists in
general, unless specifically requested otherwise, reply to the list.

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