> If you mean pick .MP3 and wind up with an audio track on your disk in one fell
> swoop...well, I've never tried that. I always converted a bunch of MP3s with
That's precisely what I'm trying to do. BTW, the xmms-diskwriter thingy
worked fine - I just su over, run cdrecord and give him all the
On Saturday 16 August 2003 12:53 am, David E. Fox wrote:
> I'm going to give gcombust another try. Specifically, did you see my
> comment about it making data copies of the mp3s rather than doing the
> decoding? I'm pretty sure I selected audio cd and not data cd.
If you mean pick .MP3 and wind u
> David - I missed that thread (well, actually I just didn't follow it - I use
> Gcombust without problem here). Anyways, have you tried the diskwriter plugin
I'm going to give gcombust another try. Specifically, did you see my
comment about it making data copies of the mp3s rather than doing
On Friday 15 August 2003 08:42 pm, Todd Lyons wrote:
> k3b is not very good as far as I'm concerned. gcombust does everything
> I want and more.
Yea! Another Gcombust advocate! :-)
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On Friday 15 August 2003 11:33 pm, David E. Fox wrote:
> Hello -
>
> In a prior post (subject K3b & cdwriter) I explained the method I use
> for decoding mp3s to wav files so I can make a CD from them. I mentioned
> that I was planning on scrapping this because mpg123 fails to play the
> file(s) in
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> >i tried 'urpmi binutils-devel' but it cant find it ans says 'no package
> > named binutils-devel'... i couldnt get it from the installation CD
Hello -
In a prior post (subject K3b & cdwriter) I explained the method I use
for decoding mp3s to wav files so I can make a CD from them. I mentioned
that I was planning on scrapping this because mpg123 fails to play the
file(s) in question. So (presumably) decoding via mpg123 is not an
option h
Todd Lyons grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
>
> David Guntner wanted us to know:
>>
>>meantime, question: Why does doing something to make it think that's an
>>IDE device is a SCSI device make this work better? Is there any reason
>>that I would *need* to do that for the DVD ROM?
>
> In the words of
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> David Guntner wanted us to know:
> >Now, when running k3b to try to burn some tracks or whatever, when I start
> >the program, I first get a pop-up window saying that it can't find a file
> >c
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David Guntner wanted us to know:
>meantime, question: Why does doing something to make it think that's an
>IDE device is a SCSI device make this work better? Is there any reason
>that I would *need* to do that for the DVD ROM?
In the words of the g
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Larry Sword wanted us to know:
>I have supermount and K3b runs flawlessly.
And so I stand corrected
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Larry Sword grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
>
> 1. Take a look at your /etc/fstab file. see if you have and entry for
> "none /mnt/cdrom2 supermount ...
>
> 2. Look in the file /etc/lilo.conf and that you have an append line that
> has the cdwriter as "hdd=ide-scsi". This will id it a
> Known issue with k3b. You must disable supermount.
Hmm. That might explain some of the issues I have had with it; mostly
what seems to be permission related, although permissions seem to be
right, and dfox is a member of the cdwriter group. Occasionally it just
craps out saying that it's only a
Todd Lyons grabbed a keyboard and wrote:
>
> David Guntner wanted us to know:
>
>>Now, when running k3b to try to burn some tracks or whatever, when I
>> start
>>the program, I first get a pop-up window saying that it can't find a file
>>called /nonemntcdrom2, which I click on OK to get rid of. Wh
David Guntner wrote:
I've got something weird going on and hope someone can help me out here.
I'm running ML 9.1 with the latest version (from the update site) of the
various packages. I've got a CD Writer (HP 9100i) installed in the slave
on the secondary IDE controller.
Mandrake sees it and ha
> Is there not a way to tell Pan to delete all articles older than x
> days? I can't find it.
I can't find it either. Sorting by date and then flagging the articles
for delete might work. But it takes a long time... actually I'm wanting
to do this as well as I had difficulties with Pan eating up
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>Now, when running k3b to try to burn some tracks or whatever, when I start
>the program, I first get a pop-up window saying that it can't find a file
>called /nonemntcdrom2, which I click on OK to get rid of. When go
I've got something weird going on and hope someone can help me out here.
I'm running ML 9.1 with the latest version (from the update site) of the
various packages. I've got a CD Writer (HP 9100i) installed in the slave
on the secondary IDE controller.
Mandrake sees it and harddrake configured it
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>i tried 'urpmi binutils-devel' but it cant find it ans says 'no package named
>binutils-devel'... i couldnt get it from the installation CD cause the cdrom
>drive does not work on this laptop...
Not cool.
The
Possibly it's looking for a "/dev/modem" in which case try making a link
to the /dev/usb/acm/0 device.
In the kernel doc sections see:
file:/usr/share/doc/kernel-doc-2.4.21/usb/ acm.txt
Larry
I installed minicom. It tells me that it can't find /dev/tty1 -- which
is correct because there is no
Is there not a way to tell Pan to delete all articles older than x
days? I can't find it.
Anne
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I installed minicom. It tells me that it can't find /dev/tty1 -- which is
correct because there is no /dev/tty1. The device should be ttyACM0, but
AFAIK the system doesn't recognize that the USB modem should be driven with
the acm module. Harddrake or whatever it's called lists it under unknown
I have a client box I just installed that works fine with the exception
of the fact that only local users can use the su command.
I suspect it is something simple but I've not been able to find the
problem so far.
Jim C.
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At 19.37 14/08/2003, you wrote:
*** Olaf Marzocchi Thu, 14 Aug 2003 12:26:51 +0200 :
> Is there a tool to set the monitor refresh rate without manually
> editing the Xfree config file?
>
> It would be nice to add such section to the tool Mandrake already
> ships inside MDK control center.
How abo
Well spoken Kevin. I agree. I asked for URPMI information after the 9.0
book was released. I don't see much difference in the two books except for
the pages not falling out.
Gary
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KevinO wrote:
I must first state that I do appreciate the efforts of Vincent and all of the
others that worked on and contributed to this book. I am also pleased to see
that this book has been released under the GNU Free Documentation License.
But...
I just got my copy today and I am disappointed.
On Thursday 14 August 2003 06:27 pm, Sevatio wrote:
> I am running LM9.0 . Is it possible to add another IDE harddrive of
> the same size and make that a mirror of the first drive using software
> RAID without having to do a full re-install?
The "Boot + Root + Raid + Lilo : Software Raid mini-HO
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I must first state that I do appreciate the efforts of Vincent and all of the
others that worked on and contributed to this book. I am also pleased to see
that this book has been released under the GNU Free Documentation License.
But...
I just got my
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