Title: RE: [newbie] xcdroast help
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PBone wrote:
I also had lots of problems getting cd
Title: RE: [newbie] xcdroast help
xcdroast (newer versions at least) has an option when
run as
root for setup, for entries on users to allow to use
the
program.
Brian D. Klar -
CVE OTS WPAFB
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Tuesday, June
Heather Reed wrote:
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with cdrecord). When I try to
open it, I get a message telling me to configure as root, but no info as
to what to configure where or how. I can't seem to get to a help file
though, and am totally confused :-(( I have
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 10:21 am, Gerald Waugh wrote:
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 08:01 am, Randy Donohoe wrote:
Log out of your user account and log back in as root. Open up xcdroast
and configure. The most complicated thing is when you set the path. The
last tab in configuration is
*Sent:* Wednesday, 5 June 2002 7:41 PM
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*Subject:* [newbie] xcdroast help
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with cdrecord). When
I try to open it, I get a message telling me to configure as
root, but no info as to what to configure
I can run xcdroast as root, but not as a user,
I selected all (users) in the setup TABS sections
I also had to change my lilo.conf to get my 2nd (reader) cdrom recognized by
xcdroast.
if I try to run as user;
[gerald@gail gerald]$ xcdroast
CRITICAL: Wrapper
On Sat, 2002-06-08 at 01:40, Gerald Waugh wrote:
I can run xcdroast as root, but not as a user,
I selected all (users) in the setup TABS sections
Upgrade to xcdroast 0.98alpha10.
From the xcdroast web site (www.xcdroast.org):
Alpha10 is the long awaited release that adds multi session,
su
chmod a+s /usr/bin/mkisofs
chmod a+s /usr/bin/readcd
...sets the suid bit for thoese two files. xcdroast did the same on my
system. The No root configuration file found! is normal until you crun
xcdroast as root and configure it.
raffaele
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On Wednesday 05 June
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 10:35 am, Raffaele Belardi wrote:
su
chmod a+s /usr/bin/mkisofs
chmod a+s /usr/bin/readcd
...sets the suid bit for thoese two files. xcdroast did the same on my
system. The No root configuration file found! is normal until you crun
xcdroast as root and configure
xcdroast as root and configure it.
I seem to be running Version 0.98alpha9(Test-release)
Is that the latest version?
I'm running 0.98alpha10, and it's OK.
--
el charlie
Concordia, Argentina
Linux MDK 8.2
--El software es como el sexo:
--Si es gratis es mejor. Linus Torvalds
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with
cdrecord). WhenI try to open it, I get a message telling me to configure
as root, but no info as to what to configure where or how. I can't seem to get
to a help file though, and am totally confused :-(( I have looked at various
howtos on
ce
you finish, save the configuration, then go back and run it as your
username..
all
should work fine.
rgds
Frank
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ons 2002-06-05 klockan 13.41 skrev Heather Reed:
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with cdrecord).
Hi,
I just installed it yesterday myself.
A few tips, please note that I may use the wrong terms as I use it in
Swedish.
Anyway, after starting xcdroast as root go to
yourself all the permissions and you won't have to go back to root to change
things.
Randy
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From:
Heather
Reed
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 7:41
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Subject: [newbie] xcdroast help
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast
Try koncd or cdbakeoven not quite like nero, but good enough :-)
BAT
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 1:55 PM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] xcdroast help
Franki wrote:
basically
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From: Graham Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 1:00 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] xcdroast help
I don't think it's difficult. Log in to your favourite window manager as
root. Open up xcdroast, go into settings and fill
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 01:41 pm, Heather Reed wrote:
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with cdrecord). When I try to open
it, I get a message telling me to configure as root, but no info as to what
to configure where or how. I can't seem to get to a help file though, and
am
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 09:39 pm, et wrote:
snip
One important thing, though : all IDE burners must be faked to the
kernel as SCSI-ones. (And it doesn't harm to do the same thing to the
CD-reader as well).
well... it doesn't hurt as long as you don't intend to play music cds as I
I tried to use for awhile (worked fine in in Mandrake
8.1) I also had the problem where my CDROM was not
recognized. I left XCDRoast, opened Gcombust, and was
happily burning a CD in about 5 minutes. Like Kaj
said, there are other front-ends to use. I would still
like to make XCDRoast work but
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 15:21, you wrote:
** WARNING **: Installation problem? No set-uid bit on
/usr/bin/mkisofs ** WARNING **: Installation problem? No set-uid
bit on /usr/bin/readcd
Just go to /usr/bin/mkisofs, and usr/bin/readcd, and go into
properties and put an | X | in the set
Heather Reed wrote:
Hi all
I have just installed xcdroast (together with cdrecord). When I try to
open it, I get a message telling me to configure as root, but no info
as to what to configure where or how. I can't seem to get to a help
file though, and am totally confused :-(( I have
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