I thought I'd forward this to the factory list in the hope of the wodim
developer seeing it. The sender of this mail has the complete opposite
experience with wodim to myself and at least one other user.
Dave P
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Subject: [opensuse-multimedia] wodim/cdrecord
Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2011 23:11:43 -0500
From: Steven Sroka <sroka.steven(a)gmail.com>
To: opensuse-multimedia(a)opensuse.org
Hi,
I don't know if anyone is aware of this, but I've been seeing this
everywhere and its quite old.
I've copied the relevent lines from:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=447910
"you are not using cdrecord but a bastardizd variant that
does not really support to write DVDs."
This issue still exists because opensuse still provides
wodim/cdrecord. I actually ran into this because wodim/cdrecord kept
ruining my DVD's.
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Hi,
I just created a submit request for :Factory:NonFree for a package
called suse-ami-tools.
The most important part of the package is an init script that does the
ssh-key injection for EC2 images, without which one cannot access a
launched instance. Without this package it is not possible to create a
working openSUSE image that can be uploaded to EC2 and access it.
Would be great if the package could be included (also in 11.4, I know I
am cutting it rather close, but I just figured out that this is critical
to EC2).
Thanks,
Robert
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The two above mentioned packages started building too soon after checkin
to factory and are stuck with a build failure looking at the previous base.
configure: Requested 'gstreamer-plugins-base-0.10 >= 0.10.32' but
version of GStreamer Base Plugins Libraries is 0.10.31
configure: error: no gstreamer-plugins-base-0.10 >= 0.10.32 (GStreamer
Base Plugins) found
Please trigger a rebuild.
Thanks
Dave P
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I reported a bug for M5 which needs more info, but I didn't get any
response regarding how to mount my usb during install so I can copy
over log files. If anyone who knows the answer helps me, I should be
able to get the required info for the report. My question is copied
below:
How do I mount a usb during install? When I press Shift+F8, the save
file dialog appears but my hard drive and my usb stick do not appear.
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hi folks,
as you might know, since virtualbox 4.0.0 "usb guest support" feature
is now open source code,
but during tests i found the problem : virtualbox needs full access to
usb nodes, which of course, could lead to serious security problem
(see bnc#664520 for details) - this means that (currently) virtualbox
(provided by suse) doesn't have usb guest support enabled, by default
as a workaround I added comment with two udev lines, which creates usb
nodes in /dev/vboxusb/ dir with r/w access for vboxusers group (which
feeds the virtualbox's needs), so after enabling these two lines (in
/etc/udev/rules.d/60-vboxdrv.rules) , your attached usb devices will
be available also in virtualized guest system, but please keep in mind
this could be real security problem !
JFYI how Oracle's virtualbox rpm deal with this situation
(unacceptable due to possible security issue - basically they do the
same as we with our two line comment in .rules file):
- in post install of specfile : udev rule is added,
http://www.virtualbox.org/browser/trunk/src/VBox/Installer/linux/rpm/Virtua…
- this udev rule is triggered if usb device is added/removed - and it
call VBoxCreateUSBNode.sh script
http://www.virtualbox.org/browser/trunk/src/VBox/Installer/linux/VBoxCreate…
- VBoxCreateUSBNode.sh (build /dev/vboxusb dir with usb devices and
grand acces to $group) || (destroy /dev/vboxusb device)
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All the gstreamers with updates are now in the queue for factory. If the
name wasn't so long I would have had bad finished long ago.
Dave P
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It doesn't bother me, but it looks pretty odd - the release notes at the
very end of the installation says "Release Notes for SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server Mono" and are dated 2009/02/10.
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The two new packages, that I had ready two weeks ago but for
libredland-python bindings being needed for lv2config which isn't even
needed by others to build so far they use the pkg-config .pc.
I became aware of the need for LV2 from this private email on new years
day :
I am using your Ardour-2.8.11-24.36.x86_64.rpm.
Ardour can't find LV2 plugins
Can you make it with LV2 enabled for opensuse 11.3 x86_64
greeting
Anton vd Haterd
Both packages are in multimedia:libs.
It wasn't a simple task to enable because I had to hunt down and create
slv2 which needs lv2core, the base LV2 package to build. I've since
discovered other multimedia packages that use this simple and easy to
use plugin system, which it turns out is not limited to audio, the
latest being "gstreamer-0_10-plugins-bad".
http://lv2plug.in/docs/index.php?title=Main_Page
The lv2core package is entirely a devel package with the lv2config being
python, using redland python bindings, I'm relying on X11:common:Factory
to get the updated redland package into factory
(Vincent if you have any influence can you please help that? sr#59432 ).
Taken from the header of lvconfig (this also explains the author and
license, slv2 is GPLv2+) :
"""A program (and Python module) to generate a tree of symlinks to LV2
extension bundles, where the path of the symlink corresponds to the URI of
the extension. This allows including extension headers in code without
using
the bundle name. Including extension headers in this way is much better,
since there is no dependency on the (meaningless and non-persistent) bundle
name in the code using the header.
For example, after running lv2config (and setting the compiler include
path appropriately), LV2 headers could be included like so:
#include "lv2/lv2plug.in/ns/lv2core/lv2.h"
#include "lv2/lv2plug.in/ns/ext/event/event.h"
#include "lv2/example.org/foo/foo.h"
Where the initial "lv2" is arbitrary; in this case lv2config's output
directory was "lv2", and that directory's parent was added to the compiler
include search path. It is a good idea to use such a prefix directory so
domain names do not conflict with anything else in the include path.
"""
__authors__ = 'David Robillard'
__license = 'GNU GPL v3 or later <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>'
__contact__ = 'devel(a)lists.lv2plug.in'
__date__ = '2010-10-05'
The slv2 package is a helper package for lv2core.
Pasted from http://drobilla.net/software/slv2/ :
SLV2 is a library to make the use of LV2 plugins as simple as possible
for applications.
SLV2 is free software (GPL v2 or later) written in C99 using the Redland
RDF toolkit, and is known to work on GNU/Linux and Mac OS X.
Documentation
SLV2 documentation is installed as standard UNIX man pages, see man slv2
HTML Documentation can be built from the source distribution using ./waf
configure --build-docs, or you can browse documentation online.
Bugs
SLV2 is well-tested software, the included test suite consists of 255
tests with over 90% code coverage.
Please file any bugs you find here
I will post the submit requests numbers when I've completed them.
Thanks in advance. (I've mentioned in past emails about not being paid
well having these packages accepted to 11.4 will be payment enough.)
Now I must get back to getting multimediaa;libs and then apps up to date
and in good condition for 11.4, as I did with 11.3 although then I could
only just spell packager now I are one.
Dave Plater
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Hello,
I tried to upgrade my 11.4 guest running zypper dup, then zypper
downloaded/installed more than 1000 pkgs, at reboot X stops to starts.
Then I downloaded 11.4 Build 1034-i586 and attempted to install it as
guest on Virtualbox 3.2.12, in this case it has been a worst case since
installation crashes after drivers loading.
Wonder if are there some workaround in order to install M6 on Virtualbox
PUEL.
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