Re: upgraded to devel
Luke Hebert <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.arklinux.general |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Thursday 20 January 2005 08:14 am, you wrote: > Just an FYI. ide-cd worked for me with k3b, but I had to add /dev/hdc > to k3b's list of devices, after which it works fine. > > Luke wrote: > >Paul Zalac wrote: > >>I've recently upgraded to the development tree, and here are some > >> problems i've noticed as a result: > >> > >>dvdrecord/cdrecord fails, probably as a result of the 2.6 kernel. I > >>managed to use cdrdao to burn a vcd (from the command line) but clearly > >>cd/dvdrecord should be fixed or k3b wont work > > > >Kown issue. Yes unresolved, hdx=ide-cd seems to be failing for some > > reason. > > > >>i've got mutliple users set up on this system, and sound automatically > >>shows > >>up as not working. basically because permissions in /dev for all audio > >>devices are reset to root for every reboot. this is also true for video > >>devices. perhaps a step should be taken to make sure all desktop users > >>have access to those files, perhaps by assigning a certain group, if not > >>users, then create a group called desktop or something. > > > >This will hopefully be fixed with the new installer and aftwizarrd. Which > >will allow for multi-user enviroments, currently it takes more then simply > >disabling auto login and creating user accounts to use multiple user > >accounts. This is done by design, since arklinux was originally developed > >for a single user enviroment and not a multi-user one. hmm rsvp the ide-cd issue to, I hadn't been able to get it to work here, It dosn't seem to find the drive. doh! ok scratch that, I just started k3b and it found the drive but is saying that cdrecord does not support atapi devices. Intresting well I suppose thats atleast a step foward. Now to figure out whats going on. I know I have hdx=ide-cd in grub.conf. let me know if I have that backwards. -- ArkLinux - Definition: Choice http://www.arklinux.org IRC channel - #arklinux Luke Anthony Hebert