Um ... the Red Hat 7.2 distro works okay for me. I just su root and ran xcdroast. Under setup was a users tab which I used to allow regular users to use xcdroast. I then did exactly what it said to do in the /usr/share/doc/xcdroast-0.98a9/README.nonroot file and everything worked fine.
Well almost everything. I had a strange behavior where when I would burn audio CDs xcdroast would begint to write the CD-R just fine. However sometime in the middle of writing the CD-R XMMS came up I assume as a result of the gnome autorun feature and tried to play the CD. I made a couple of coasters because I did not kill the XMMS in time which it seemed to cause the CD writer buffer to overrun. Does anyone know how to turn off the autorun feature in gnome. I saw that there was a way to do that from kde so I assume I can do it from gnome too?! John P. Verel wrote: >Never mind. I just looked on www.xcdroast.org. Thomas Niederreiter >has posted a new rpm for Red Hat 7.2 to replace the one shipped with the >distro. He notes: > >"RedHat 7.2 already ships with X-CD-Roast 0.98alpha9. They did however >disable the non-root-functionality. <snip> > -- Paul ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
