On Monday January 15 2007 13:03, russbucket wrote:
snip
Another thing I found today is if I su to root, mount the dvd
(/dev/hdc /media/dvdrecorder it mounts read only and then I can see the dvd
by using Konquer, going to /media/dvdrecorder. but the icon does not show
up on desktop or under my
On Friday January 19 2007 07:50, russbucket wrote:
On Monday January 15 2007 13:03, russbucket wrote:
snip
Another thing I found today is if I su to root, mount the dvd
(/dev/hdc /media/dvdrecorder it mounts read only and then I can see the
dvd by using Konquer, going to
An update on my DVD woes:
If I put a data DVD in the drive, the click on My Computer, the drive
shows Blank DVD-R for media. Then, if I open a konqueror filemanager
session and browse to /media/dvd, there is no data. Ditto with a movie
DVD.
lshal -m
Start monitoring devicelist:
On Tuesday 16 January 2007 01:22, Stevens wrote:
Start monitoring devicelist:
-
storage_model_DVD_RW_IDE1108 property storage.removable.media_available
=false
With the 10.2 installation dvd installed, it is:
lshal -m
Start monitoring
On Tuesday 16 January 2007 09:11, James Watkins wrote:
Unless you've got plenty of time to read the hal spec and mess about
with fdi files then you may have to just be patient until the bug report
has been processed. media_available = false sounds a bit fishy, are
there any error messages in
On Sunday 14 January 2007 16:09, Paul Ollion wrote:
You can use the yast partitioner to add mount points for some media or
partitions that the automatic install did not regognise.
I did so with yast for my new 10.2 install I could not access my old
SiSE 9.3 partition and had to add a mount
Le Dimanche 14 Janvier 2007 16:43, Stevens a écrit :
To those who wrote that I could right-click on any icon and rename it to
whatever, I say, No shit, Sherlocks
The comment, and my point, was why in Hell did a linux shop decide to call
ANYTHING on a linux desktop My Computer, al la Windows.
On Sunday 14 January 2007 13:08, russbucket wrote:
Does anyone know what creates the mount point in /media. YaST is able to
read the dvd drive, hal sees the drive and it looks described correctly.
I believe the media manager kde service is responsible for this. Check that
it is enabled by
On Monday 15 January 2007 12:41, Matthias Titeux wrote:
Second point, as someone else on the list reported (sorry can't remember),
the DMA is sometimes turned OFF for the DVD player (not the DVD recorder).
I have to set in ON using Yast. I don't know if these 2 points are link
together.
Yes,
On Monday 15 January 2007 07:28, James Watkins wrote:
On Sunday 14 January 2007 13:08, russbucket wrote:
Does anyone know what creates the mount point in /media. YaST is able
to read the dvd drive, hal sees the drive and it looks described
correctly.
I believe the media manager kde
On Monday January 15 2007 05:28, James Watkins wrote:
On Sunday 14 January 2007 13:08, russbucket wrote:
Does anyone know what creates the mount point in /media. YaST is able to
read the dvd drive, hal sees the drive and it looks described correctly.
I believe the media manager kde service
On Monday January 15 2007 12:06, James Watkins wrote:
On Monday 15 January 2007 18:59, Stevens wrote:
Having said all this, your services should be ok if your cd drive gets
auto-mounted correctly.
It doesn't.
Sorry, it seems we have several people with a similar but not quite the
Sorry, it seems we have several people with a similar but not quite
the same problem. Does anything at all happen when you insert a disk?
Try doing:
lshal -m
and inserting a disk.
Do you get any useful messages?
With a movie dvd installed.:
lshal -m
Start monitoring
Matthias Titeux wrote:
Le Dimanche 14 Janvier 2007 16:43, Stevens a écrit :
To those who wrote that I could right-click on any icon and rename it to
whatever, I say, No shit, Sherlocks
The comment, and my point, was why in Hell did a linux shop decide to call
ANYTHING on a linux desktop
Stevens wrote:
An update:
In KDE, My Computer (Why in Hell did they steal that from M$)
Right-click on the icon, Rename the icon to whatever you want.
Cheers.
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On Saturday January 13 2007 20:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat January 13 2007 7:31 pm, Billie Erin Walsh scratched these words
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Stevens wrote:
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You can have it show on your DT when there is a disc in the drive or
when it's just the
Stevens wrote:
An update:
In KDE, My Computer (Why in Hell did they steal that from M$)
Change it to the computer name or whatever else you prefer.
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To those who wrote that I could right-click on any icon and rename it to
whatever, I say, No shit, Sherlocks
The comment, and my point, was why in Hell did a linux shop decide to call
ANYTHING on a linux desktop My Computer, al la Windows.
As for the perception by some on the list that I (and
On Sunday 14 January 2007 14:08, russbucket wrote:
As past messages I've posted say, My dvdrw drive is not being mounted.
Every box that says dvdxx under Desktop Behavior is checked. What I have
found is there is no mount point being created in /media. All other drives
cdrw, floppy, CF card
On Sunday January 14 2007 07:43, Stevens wrote:
To those who wrote that I could right-click on any icon and rename it to
whatever, I say, No shit, Sherlocks
The comment, and my point, was why in Hell did a linux shop decide to call
ANYTHING on a linux desktop My Computer, al la Windows.
As
On Sunday January 14 2007 14:09, Paul Ollion wrote:
snip
Does anyone know what creates the mount point in /media. YaST is able to
read the dvd drive, hal sees the drive and it looks described correctly.
Hope this is not off the topic.
You can use the yast partitioner to add mount points
Just installed SUSE 10.2. for some reason I cannot see the DVD drive with and
applications except YaST. I am able to install software and installed the
system from DVD. When I try k3b or kdar they do not see my dvd. There is no
entry in fstab or mtab for the dvd. YaSt hardware so it. When I try
On Saturday 13 January 2007 20:14, russbucket wrote:
Just installed SUSE 10.2. for some reason I cannot see the DVD drive with
and applications except YaST. I am able to install software and installed
the system from DVD. When I try k3b or kdar they do not see my dvd. There
is no entry in
On Jan 13 2007 20:35, Anders Johansson wrote:
What desktop environment do you use? In 10.2, KDE and gnome are responsible
for automounting things. If you don't use one of those, you have to install
ivman and configure it
ivman works OOTB.
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On Saturday 13 January 2007 22:09, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
On Jan 13 2007 20:35, Anders Johansson wrote:
What desktop environment do you use? In 10.2, KDE and gnome are
responsible for automounting things. If you don't use one of those, you
have to install ivman and configure it
ivman works
On Saturday 13 January 2007 11:35, Anders Johansson wrote:
On Saturday 13 January 2007 20:14, russbucket wrote:
Just installed SUSE 10.2. for some reason I cannot see the DVD drive with
and applications except YaST. I am able to install software and installed
the system from DVD. When I try
On Saturday 13 January 2007 13:16, Anders Johansson wrote:
On Saturday 13 January 2007 22:09, Jan Engelhardt wrote:
On Jan 13 2007 20:35, Anders Johansson wrote:
What desktop environment do you use? In 10.2, KDE and gnome are
responsible for automounting things. If you don't use one of
On Saturday 13 January 2007 22:27, russbucket wrote:
I tryed mount /dev/dvdrecorder and mount /dev/hdc? Same message from both.
No, I said you had to give both
mount /dev/hdc /dev/cdrecorder
but it should work in kde by default. I'd suggest you open a bug report
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On Saturday 13 January 2007 13:45, Anders Johansson wrote:
On Saturday 13 January 2007 22:27, russbucket wrote:
I tryed mount /dev/dvdrecorder and mount /dev/hdc? Same message from
both.
No, I said you had to give both
mount /dev/hdc /dev/cdrecorder
but it should work in kde by default.
This is the same problem I asked about a few days ago with the same kind of
answers. I would like to hear from anyone who is running 10.2/KDE who also
is able to put in a movie dvd and play it without having to resort to
elaborate mounting gyrations. Ditto for putting in a blank dvd (or cd) and
On Sunday 14 January 2007 00:05, Stevens wrote:
By the way, what happens now that a bug report has been filed? When will we
know that the problem has been fixed?
Monitor the bug report. In bugzilla you can add yourself to cc: to get an
update every time something happens
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Stevens wrote:
This is the same problem I asked about a few days ago with the same kind of
answers. I would like to hear from anyone who is running 10.2/KDE who also
is able to put in a movie dvd and play it without having to resort to
elaborate mounting gyrations. Ditto for putting in a
On Saturday January 13 2007 16:31, Billie Erin Walsh wrote:
Stevens wrote:
This is the same problem I asked about a few days ago with the same kind
of answers. I would like to hear from anyone who is running 10.2/KDE who
also is able to put in a movie dvd and play it without having to
On 01/13/2007 russbucket wrote:
What did you install to get the dvd to work? I do not see the icons, they are
turned on in the config. I do see one for my floppy and cdrw. But not my
DVDRW, The hal sees it.
I installed libdvdcss and just about any updates for Kaffeine you can
find from
On Sat January 13 2007 7:31 pm, Billie Erin Walsh scratched these words
onto a coconut shell, hoping for an answer:
Stevens wrote:
Snip
You can have it show on your DT when there is a disc in the drive or
when it's just the drive itself.. I think the setting is somewhere under
An update:
In KDE, My Computer (Why in Hell did they steal that from M$) shows an
entry when media is inserted into the cd/dvd drive, but no fs type and the
media is always shown as blank. In Gnome, an icon pops up on the desktop
when a disk is inserted but otherwise it's the same. Remember
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