Hi all, I installed RedHat 9 and executed up2date to upgrade packages that needed to be upgraded. After that, I tried to burn a CD with XCDRoast and about 30 secs after starting to burn the CD the hole system stopped. The only thing I could do was to push the power off button and restart it again.
I checked all system logs but found nothing suspicious so I tried again. And again the system froze. After searching groups.google.com and asking lots of people if they ever had a problem like this before, there was no solution available. Because I didn't want to wait for XFree to load I restarted the computer once again, but this time I just wanted to stay at INIT 3 level. I ran the command cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -vV blank=fast speed=4 to blank the CDRW media I was using and everything went ok. Altough i found it quite weird I thought everything would be alright so I went to INIT 5 and load XFree. Executed XCdRoast and the system froze once again. I rebooted the computer (again on INIT 3 level), blanked the CD and burned the ISO image I wanted with no problems. I loaded XFree again and tried to burn into a diferent media but the hole system froze again so I reckon there's somekind of problem with the window system. Has anyone had this problem before? If so, how did you solve it? I already disabled all "autorun-like" features in Gnome2.2 but still the computer freezes. I would really like not to have to reboot the system into runlevel 3 just to burn a CD so any kind of assistance is deeply appreciated. Cheers all, Celso -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
