On Mon, 6 Aug 2007, Peter Samuelson wrote:
I think most users will not need dev=, ever. The common case, these
days, is that you're running Linux 2.6 and you only have one CD-RW or
DVD-RW drive in your system. wodim handles that case with no trouble.
As a data point, I use -eject and -v all t
[Reuben Thomas]
> I think this is a particularly useful option, worth putting in the
> synopsis, even if you don't put all the specific ones there: it's one
> the user is very likely to use (as I did!).
I think most users will not need dev=, ever. The common case, these
days, is that you're runn
On Mon, 6 Aug 2007, Peter Samuelson wrote:
tags 434172 pending
thanks
[Reuben Thomas]
The command-line argument "dev=device" is optional (wodim will look for
a drive if you don't supply it), so it should be written "[dev=device]"
in the man page.
Or just omitted in the synopsis, just as we
tags 434172 pending
thanks
[Reuben Thomas]
> The command-line argument "dev=device" is optional (wodim will look for
> a drive if you don't supply it), so it should be written "[dev=device]"
> in the man page.
Or just omitted in the synopsis, just as we omit all the other specific
options. Done
Package: wodim
Version: 9:1.1.6-1
Severity: minor
The command-line argument "dev=device" is optional (wodim will look for
a drive if you don't supply it), so it should be written "[dev=device]"
in the man page.
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