[done] Burning a CD/DVD
Re: Burning a CD/DVD
It could be a bug with libburn, which xfburn uses, and your hardware. Remove xfburn, libburn libisoburn and libisofs from your system and try with brasero.
Re: Burning a CD/DVD
Yes, I've read that 
But I cannot imagine an app freezing the whole system 
So if it's not the hardware I'd try another kernel. Perhaps libburn calls some kernel function that causes the freeze.
But I cannot imagine an app freezing the whole system So if it's not the hardware I'd try another kernel. Perhaps libburn calls some kernel function that causes the freeze.
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damNageHack
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Re: Burning a CD/DVD
brasero locks the system also down...gapan wrote:It could be a bug with libburn, which xfburn uses, and your hardware. Remove xfburn, libburn libisoburn and libisofs from your system and try with brasero.
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Which kernel one? I use the standard Salix (Slackware) kernel....thenktor wrote:Yes, I've read that
EDIT: I think it is a broken feature to open the tray after finish of burning. Dunno how to disable that.
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This is the oppinion of the author, it does not force you to share and is signed automatically.
You are free to keep them all errors for your own. Linux is the best game I ever played.
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Did you remove the libburn packages? If you didn't, brasero will use them too.damNageHack wrote:brasero locks the system also down...
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Have you found the "edit" button on the forum Damnagehack ? Triple post in 2 min !
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damNageHack
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Re: Burning a CD/DVD
Removed libburn, xfburn was removed also, automaically (dependency). Then marked brasero for installation, libburn was remarked automatically. Removd the install flag from libburn and installed only brasero.gapan wrote:Did you remove the libburn packages? If you didn't, brasero will use them too.
Works now great!
But I replaced also my cdrom drive. Maybe there was a hardware conflict with the burner? Dunno.
This is the oppinion of the author, it does not force you to share and is signed automatically.
You are free to keep them all errors for your own. Linux is the best game I ever played.
Re: Burning a CD/DVD
No, it is still does not workgapan wrote:It could be a bug with libburn, which xfburn uses, and your hardware. Remove xfburn, libburn libisoburn and libisofs from your system and try with brasero.
Brasero can't burn .ISO images to CDs but it is able to do that task with DVDs, I'm going to meet few people tomorrow so I made five copies of ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-i386.iso and I've wasted so far five DVDs (4GB each) for a ~690MB image file.thenktor, caitlyn and SalmonEater are right!, K3B is the best GUI Disc burner for X11
(and is the most user-friendly, with cute sounds)Xfburn (which was great on Ubuntu 8.10) and Brasero are failing with CDs (arrgggghhh!!)
This is my error log from Brasero: brasero-session.log
Re: [done] Burning a CD/DVD
I burnt an iso on a CD using brasero the previous week. It has worked no problem.
Re: [done] Burning a CD/DVD
I've burnt a data project, (all mp3 - "audio book") to listen while being in my car, on a CD-RW and no problem occurred, the information on the CD-RW is fine, but I'm helpless with CD-R, even for data burning.JRD wrote:I burnt an iso on a CD using brasero the previous week. It has worked no problem.
BTW, is this a bug? Bug #438494 in brasero (Ubuntu): “Brasero reports blank CD's free space incorrectly.” or it should display the rest of the free-space that is available in the disc? (I see the same thing).