Hi,
[i am subscribed to cdwr...@other.debian.org, not to debian-user]
I tried a new disc again, and this time formatted it through K3B
instead of using dvd+rw-format directly.
I don't know what K3B does as formatting, but dvd+rw-format does
only a hardware level formatting. It does not
Hi,
Yes, I have read-write permissions.
Something does not work properly.
Are any related messages to see in the output of dmesg ?
I tried xorriso to fix the disc as well but it also fails.
What did you try and what did it report when it failed ?
(We could get a log of SCSI commands from
Hi,
I also tried using K3B to burn as udf.
mkisofs print size result: 0 (0 bytes)
This looks like a different problem.
A size prediction of 0 is hardly to explain by any state of
the target medium. How large should the result have been ?
What do you get from
xorriso -outdev /dev/sr0
Hi,
# xorriso -scsi_log on -dev /dev/sr0 -format full
...
xorriso : FAILURE : libburn indicates failure with formatting.
It should have reported the SCSI error (will have to dig for that).
That error came with command FORMAT UNIT
FORMAT UNIT
04 11 00 00 00 00
To drive: 12b
00 82 00 08
Hi,
fd = open(/dev/sr0, O_RDWR);
root@transponder:/home/garydale# ./open_sr0
open: fd= -1 , errno= 30
open: Read-only file system
This is surprising, because xorriso uses
open(..., O_RDWR | O_NDELAY);
when it acquires a drive.
(I would have expected to see the error with write(),
Hi,
-fd = open(/dev/sr0, O_RDWR);
+fd = open(/dev/sr0, O_RDWR | O_NDELAY);
open: fd= 3 , errno= 0
write: ret= 2048 , errno= 0
This explains why xorriso or dvd+rw-format can open the drive
device file. (The failure to re-format is a different problem.)
No one in Debian user has
Hi,
I'm wondering if the problem is the iso9660 file system that K3B put onto
the disc?
I seriously doubt.
At least dd should have no scruples to overwrite any filesystem.
The block device driver has no idea of filesystems.
The only connection would be open(2) flag O_EXCL. mount uses it
to
Hi,
i can reproduce the symptoms by a read-only situation of drive and
media. (It should not happen with BD-RE in a BD writer, of course.)
open_sr0.c with O_NDELAY yielded:
open: fd= 3 , errno= 0
write: ret= 2048 , errno= 0
I get the same behavior when i put a DVD into a DVD-ROM drive.
It
Hi,
I did another test using system rescue cd. While it gives me the same error
when I run dvd+rw-format, I note that mkudffs complains about multiple
extents. I don't know why it gives a different message under system rescue
cd than under Debian/Wheezy but I thought it might be a clue as to
Hi,
Gary Dale wrote:
dvd+rw-format -format /dev/sr0
* BD/DVD±RW/-RAM format utility by ap...@fy.chalmers.se, version 7.1.
* 25.0GB BD media detected.
* formatting 59.5%
root@transponder:/home/garydale# mkudffs /dev/sr0
Error opening device: Read-only file system
[...]
dvd+rw-format
Hi,
Gary Dale wrote:
dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sr0 bs=2048 count=11826176
This also fails when booting from sysrecuecd with the same read-only error.
That kills my theory that there went something wrong in the
operating system.
Now i am out of ideas, except diviing into kernel debugging in
Hi,
Dan Serban wrote:
I'd like to make a small change to the netinst iso.
Simply changing the Install menu item to include a few other options passed
to the installer process.
Is there an easy way to achieve this?
Steve McIntyre wrote:
Be aware: to make a working image using xorriso,
Hi,
being developer of libburn i would like to correct some technical
statements made here.
Gary Dale wrote:
The difference between Blu-ray and DVD is that DVD is a super CD
while Blu-ray is a super DVD-RAM.
BD-RE are like DVD-RAM, indeed.
But BD-R aren't. One can format them to a state
Hi,
i72600s-20130314-161929.png
i72600s-20130314-162022.txt
There is nothing to see about an error of growisofs in the .txt file.
Nevertheless there should be the traditional final close error of
growisofs with BD-R:
:-[ CLOSE SESSION failed with SK=5h/INVALID FIELD IN CDB]: I/O error
It
Hi,
Gary Dale wrote:
I wasn't striving for absolute accuracy but rather to give
the OP the flavour of the issue.
There are too many urban legends around about optical media.
The whole topic is somewhat complicated but not by far as weird
as some discussions in the web would suggest.
I use
Hi,
My Wheezy has Brasero version 2.30.3. I'm not going to install
non-Wheezy packages.
I am not a user of Wheezy, but according to
http://packages.debian.org/wheezy/brasero
the current version is 3.4.1.
Brasero 2.X might indeed be too old for recognizing BD media.
Alternatively you
Hi,
I reinstalled the LITE-ON, so now the machine has both drives.
Brasero no longer sees either drive. This started after I
installed udftools, etc..
I am not sure what facility Brasero uses for drive detection.
If it is via libburn, then drives will not show up, if they are
in use by other
Hi,
bash: xorriso: command not found
Install it by
apt-get install xorriso
There is a pop-up that appears ~2/3rd of the way through
the burning process -- something to the effect that the disc
cannot be mounted.
Whether it is the only culprit for your problems or not:
The attempt to
Hi,
According to this[1] bug (found by searching the internet for Merging data
is impossible with this disc), brasero doesn't support BluRay discs.
[1]https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/637379
Well, that bug seems somewhat outdated.
But of course, Debian packages are
Hi,
xorriso -outdev /dev/sr0 -map ./my_disk_file /my_iso_file
It burned a 13.4E+09 byte video file in 431 seconds -- 31+ MB/s. :-)
So the drive and the operating system together are ready to burn
BD media. The installed Brasero seems to be too old resp. runs
into a known (and said to be
Hi,
i am the developer of xorriso and always interested
in learning about problems.
However, after writing it to a USB stick, it doesn't boot,
and I don't know why.
What kind of machine do you use ?
What kind of firmware does it have: PC-BIOS , UEFI, ... ?
How far does it get with booting ?
Hi,
first question because i am lacking other valid ideas:
Does your machine boot the original netinst ISO from USB stick ?
Second question:
How large is your result image ? Can you upload it to a place
from where i could get it for inspection ?
For the details:
/root/debian/test.iso1 * 1
Hi,
In the end, I went ahead and manually compiled xorriso 1.3.4 and with
this one and the command that Debian itself uses to create the
netinst iso it worked (without the jigdo stuff). The resulting iso is
bootable from the USB key.
From my remote position i would say that your firmware
Hi,
See my previous mail. Made it work with xorriso 1.3.4. Do you still
want me to go ahead and do what you wrote below?
We could be curious and leave out the options
-eltorito-alt-boot -e boot/grub/efi.img -no-emul-boot -isohybrid-gpt-basdat
If my theory about the need for GPT and EFI is
Hi,
See my previous mail. Made it work with xorriso 1.3.4. Do you still
want me to go ahead and do what you wrote below?
We could be curious and leave out the options
-eltorito-alt-boot -e boot/grub/efi.img -no-emul-boot -isohybrid-gpt-basdat
Correcting myself:
Option
Hi,
which basically left me with the original command and, surprise, it
worked!
That's quite surprising. There is no corresponding bug fix
to see in my ChangeLog. (... and i cannot remember either ...)
Although xorriso-1.2.2 is outdated, it would still be good to
know how i accidently fixed
Hi,
Stelian Iancu wrote:
Today once I got back to work I wanted to recreate the bad iso for you to
test. So I have created a new fresh VM with Debian 7.3.0 (and xorriso 1.2.2)
and this time it worked flawlessly.
That's much better than if it would work for me but not for you.
Note (again),
Hi,
i am the developer of xorriso, which created the image in question
under control of the debian-cd package.
Debian i386 images are ISO 9660 filesystems with El Torito Boot Record
to boot from CD/DVD/BD, and with Master Boot Record, which enables
them to boot from hard disk and USB stick.
If
Hi,
On Sb, 01 mar 14, 14:38:14, Richard Owlett wrote:
root@minimal-squeeze:/home/richard# dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=2048
count=1939608 of=/home/richard/myiso1.iso conv=notrunc
[...]
root@minimal-squeeze:/home/richard# dd if=/home/richard/myiso1.iso
bs=2048 count=1939608 of=/dev/sdb
Hi,
Richard Owlett wrote:
My starting point is a purchased multi DVD set of Wheezy(7.1.0).
My goal is a single bootable flash drive with an unstated presumption
that it would be formatted FAT16 or FAT32. isoinfo reports the flash
drive is ISO 9660.
Yes, it is. You copied it onto the stick
Hi,
I would like to have more information about this read ahead bug, but
I cannot find a full bug report or similar technical discussion of it.
dd count= will not save you from it. It is in the block device
driver of Linux for CD reading.
CD media can bear sectors which do not represent data
Hi,
Hmm, I thought the 'count=' stuff was only needed for CD-ROMs. Again, I
prefer to keep things simple and would rather use just:
md5sum /dev/sdb
This will not give you the MD5 of the image that was copied to
the beginning of the storage device, unless the image size is
exactly the
Hi,
Kevin Price:
Is there an easy way to burn BD-R on wheezy?
Assuming that the drive is at /dev/sr0 and offers rw-permission
xorriso -as cdrecord -v dev=/dev/sr0 your_image.iso
If you have more than one drive, get an overview (as superuser) by
xorriso -devices
If you want slow Defect
Hi,
Bret Busby's Brasero:
SCSI error on write(14096,16): [5 21 02] Invalid address
This is a problem between libburn and drive.
libburn is supposed to write a sequence of consequtive block
addresses in steps of 16. The drive perceives block address 14096
as out of sequence.
Since libburn and
Hi,
Steve McIntyre wrote:
You'll also need to use xorriso rather than genisoimage.
Thank you for flying xorriso. :)
If you look in the
file .disk/mkisofs on the original CD, you'll see the exact command
that was used to make the original image,
.disk/mkisofs is one of my favorites. So i
Hi,
i forgot to point to
http://www.syslinux.org/wiki/index.php/Isohybrid
for an overview of this SYSLINUX feature.
You do not need the mentioned post processing programs if
xorriso already added an isohybrid MBR to the ISO. But you
may beef up your genisoimage ISO if you use the same SYSLINUX
Hi,
mrr wrote:
Please skip reading my message below!
Too late. I already did. :))
It is not that bad. E.g. the question
When you look inside the usb key, is everything alright?
does hit the point. You'd just had to advise a run of
fdisk -l as additional means of looking. The lack of a
Hi,
Martin Read wrote:
The Debian GNU/Linux FAQ, Chapter 14 [...]
[...] For example, many of the programs
are licensed under the GPL, which requires you to distribute their source
code.
GPL requires to make the source code available, not necessarily
to distribute it.
GPLv2 in its
Hi,
rlhar...@oplink.net wrote:
(except for the pair of eyes, which I greatly miss).
There are several descendants of program xeyes around.
My favorite time waster on Sun4 was oneko, the mouse chasing cat.
As for desktops: Two months ago i tried Gnome (eeek !) and
XFCE (moan). Then i went back
Hi,
Nicolas George wrote:
[fvwm2] it seems ill-loved by Debian maintainers:
I was prepared to give it up. Especially after knowing
the configuration it had on Debian 6. Since i use that
machine mainly via SSH i never bothered to try my
workstation configuration file.
The nearly zero functional
Hi,
Christian Hödl wrote:
[...] vlc [...]
Program terminated with signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
#0 0x7f1726489743 in av_freep () from
/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libavutil.so.54
[...] xine [...]
Program terminated with signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
#0 0x7f79cd291107 in __GI_raise
/changelog:
libburn (1.4.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
* Non-maintainer upload.
* New upstream release
...
* Removed dependency on doxygen
-- Thomas Schmitt scdbac...@gmx.net Tue, 18 Aug 2015 11:25:43 +0200
This earned me
dch warning: your current directory has been renamed
Hi,
Don Armstrong wrote:
You can also use mentors.debian.net to upload fixed
versions of these packages so that people can review them.
I am exploring it ... while trying to silence warnings
from dh_shlibdeps about useless dependencies, and from
dpkg-gencontrol about unknown substitution
Hi,
i wrote:
License: GPL-3
The source code is GPL-2-or-later. By linking with GPL-3 licensed
libreadline.so.6 the resulting binaries become GPL-3 licensed, too.
Don Armstrong wrote:
debian/copyright documents the license of the source code, not license
the resultant binary.
I
Hi,
Dominique Dumont wrote:
Hmm, libburn is marked as help wanted [1]. I could not find any bug in
wnpp [2] marking is as orphan. Where did you get the info that this
package is orphaned ?
Sorry for the lack of proper Debian terminology.
My upstream packages are de facto unmaintained because
Hi,
sorry for sending this mail to the wrong thread on the
first try.
--
David Wright wrote:
Why would I want a character that doesn't behave as a space to be
displayed as a normal space?
That's the question about the use case.
I
Hi,
David Wright wrote:
Why would I want a character that doesn't behave as a space to be
displayed as a normal space?
That's the question about the use case.
I don't have one. So i made Alt+Spacebar behave like Spacebar.
But the typographical purpose of NO-BREAK SPACE is to look
like space
Hi,
George Danchev wrote:
I just orphaned the three packages: libburn, libisofs, libisoburn.
The team has been mostly one-man for a couple of years, but eventually I run
out of time, energy, and burning hardware to properly maintain these
packages.
I thought you did this already. Else i
Hi,
Brian wrote:
debian-mentors looks good enough.
https://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/ says:
This list is not meant for users' questions, but for new maintainers'!
Looking into the recent archives i get the impression that
i lack a glossary of debian-speak. Especially the word
maintainer
Hi,
Ah, a proxy-head then :-/
As a true Debian Developer he did not know any fear.
No lock function and no open(2) flag is really safe.
Hm. That's interesting...
Note well that it is about device files, not data files.
I documented our defeat:
Hi,
Dominique Dumon wrote:
https://ddumont.wordpress.com/2015/05/31/improving-update-of-existing-debian
copyright-file/
This will be of help when i expand my work to packages
where i am not the upstream.
For my own ones i rather seem to know too much about the
license situation of their various
Hi,
Seems quite civil to me. Nothing vituperative. Alan Cox doesn't agree
with him, but that's quite another matter.
It's the outcome of the discussion.
Eduard's cause (and mine and Andy Polyakov's and even
Joerg Schilling's) got defeated without real consideration.
The list regulars who
Hi,
in the main course of your endeavor i am overwhelmed,
i fear.
Note that this bizarre behaviour only happens if X was running (on
VC1) while I was dpkg-reconfiguring on VC2.
I had similar problems on a smaller scale when i
manipuladed keysyms with xmodmap and assigned meanings
to them at
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
Well there is a kernel dev mailing list.
You mean Linux Kernel Mailing List ?
That's a nice place to get your head bitten off.
At least if you have not done all reasonable research
about your problem and invested some ingeniosity.
Beware. Just thinking about posting to
Hi,
to...@tuxteam.de wrote:
And... how did you survive? Two heads?
I did not make an appearance at LKML but rather put my
effort in justifying my initially uncomfortable situation.
I had a few exhausting weeks before i could show progress
towards libburn-0.2.
Eduard Bloch, founder-forker of
Hi,
Curt wrote:
I'm just saying Edouard's head didn't get bitten off (no angry, gratuitous
attacks on the poor fellow),
Well, he and me perceived it as a painful defeat that
a technically well founded wish was rejected on base
of wrong technical statements and vague assumptions.
Insults are
Hi,
debian-ment...@lists.debian.org.
Dominique Dumont wrote:
ok. I'll follow up on that mailing list.
Start:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2015/08/msg00320.html
Latest state:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-mentors/2015/08/msg00377.html
I meanwhile uploaded to
Hi,
David Wright wrote:
An important file is /etc/console-setup/cached_UTF-8_del.kmap.gz
What I haven't worked out is: what puts this cache file together?
It's obviously been constructed because near the end it says:
# The content of this file will be appended to the keyboard layout.
Hi,
ken wrote:
One of the build options for a laptop I'm looking at buying is DVD vs
Blu-Ray. I've never used Blue-ray before, so is there some compelling
reason, as a Linux guy, to want to get Blu-ray?
If you want to backup disk files, then BD is much less
cumbersome than DVD. My Debian 8
Hi,
David Niklas wrote:
I noticed a user who knows much about CD and DVD drives
(Looking around whether anybody else feels addressed)
I'm curious
about what books or docs he might recommend to learn about the topic,
for if things continue as they are, it seems we will run out of people
Hi,
I guess you're more
interested in the failures than in the successes. Heh.
Current stage of the procedure is to collect info.
Success is as welcome as failure.
If you can fulfill all your needs by xorriso runs, then
i will be glad.
Nevertheless i would not believe that xorriso is good
Hi,
hours and hours of extra time
spent each week trying to write images or backups that just fail during the
burn attempt with no error messages that a mere non-programmer like me can
understand.
Ok. Take a deep breath and then let's go to the work
of problem diagnosis.
I can't even
Hi,
by hardcoding my GMX mail address in
alpine-2.20/imap/src/c-client/smtp.c, i was able to prove that
my workstation hostname in the MAIL FROM: argument is indeed
the stumblestone which prevented SMTP success with gmx.net.
Whew.
Now i need to find out how to regularly configure the components
Hi,
Mike Castle wrote:
Has the drive displayed this behavior since you turned on the machine,
or just you just start to notice it after a while?
I noticed it on the day when i got the machine.
Maybe it only starts to happen after it's been on for a while, and
snarkWindow machines don't
Hi,
the trick is to go to the configuration item Customized Headers
and to add a customized From: header. Like
From: Full Name u...@example.com
One can gets this instruction by pressing the help key ?
on the item User Domain and following the here link
in the third paragraph.
By setting my
Hi,
Joel Rees wrote:
I instinctively look for a pair of lists of things to map when I see
respectively in these contexts.
Now that i know the correct meaning i do understand why
the german-ish use appears so odd to native speakers.
That's why i deem the main translation flatly false:
Hi,
Lisi Reisz wrote:
Not in English, it doesn't; resp. is meaningless, unfortunately.
Blame the dictionaries. I'm just their victim.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/resp.#Abbreviation
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/resp.
Yes, various forum users do object loudly.
Hi,
i just had some interesting minutes with this riddle in bash
on xterm:
$ ls -l .. | wc
ls: cannot access .. : No such file or directory
The refusal sticks to the command in libreadline's history
buffer and to copy+paste, but not to a manually retyped
command:
$ ls -l .. | wc
70
Hi,
David Wright wrote:
I tried Alt-Space and that's enough:
ls .. ..
ls: cannot access .. ..: No such file or directory
Yes. I meanwhile found out the same by banging my forehead
to the keyboard. It's an xterm thing.
so I think you'll have the problem every once in a while.
Not with
Hi,
i wrote:
od -x shows it as a0c2.
David Wright wrote:
I think that's c2a0 (unfortunately we're little-endian).
I would expect so. But it's
$ echo | od -x
000 a0c2 000a
003
$ echo | od -t x1
000 c2 a0 0a
003
You could try xrdb -merge $HOME/.Xresources
Hi,
Curt wrote:
What about
sysctl -w dev.cdrom.autoclose=0
Now that's an interesting name.
# sysctl dev.cdrom.autoclose
dev.cdrom.autoclose = 1
Nitpickingly, i'd say that /dev/cdrom is not the mad drive sr1,
but rather its iwell behaved neighbor sr0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 Aug 3
Hi,
Stuart Longland wrote:
Silly question, but why does re-loading a disc take more than 197 seconds?
It comes out (intentionally) after a backup run is complete
and went well. (See man xorriso example Incremental backup
of a few directory trees.)
Then i'd expect it to stay out until i remove
Hi,
Stuart Longland wrote:
Finally it discourages the tray's misuse by the illiterate (e.g. as a
carry handle or cup holder).
Chris Bannister wrote:
That sounds like Windoze thinking. I, personaly, would hate the idea
that the disc tray may automatically retract without notice.
Doesn't
Hi,
I apologize for mailing you off-list
Well, i got it with these headers
To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
Resent-From: debian-user@lists.debian.org
The mail address scdbac...@gmx.net is public for support of
optical drives, ISO 9660, and backup in general. If your topic
is of public
Hi,
Frédéric Marchal wrote:
Could it be closing because the open sensor is defective or not
properly aligned or the drawer reaches the mechanical hard stop?
The drive mechanics appear to be ok.
It goes out when i want it and it is unused.
It goes in when i want ... and after 200 seconds
Hi,
i wrote:
(Just like the genitive apostrophe is in german. We will
never get rid of it again.)
Lisi Reisz wrote:
How on earth does it get used in German? I'd like to know - but you had
better reply off list!
Renaud (Ron) OLGIATI wrote:
Please, no, we also want to know !
Ok. By
Hi,
Lisi Resiz wrote:
If you do use foreign words, you need to be willing to explain them when
asked, as you were by Chris.
But i did not understand that it was about english language
and not about computing. I was not aware that resp. is wrong
in that context.
I'm still not clear on the
Hi,
i cannot say much about cdw. It may or may not be using my
command line software xorriso or cdrskin. Rather not libburn
directly, if i get http://cdw.sourceforge.net/ right.
K3B on DVD usually uses growisofs as backend. It might be
possible to lure it into using cdrskin as alternative to
Hi,
Eike Lantzsch wrote:
growisofs -dvd-compat -Z $drive=$image
Burning the same image with growisofs in this way worked without a hitch -
successfully. The resulting DVD-R is readable in any DVD player I got.
So either it was a coincidence that system upgrade and
poor relation between drive
Hi,
i submitted
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=794868
dvd+rw-tools: Burn failure of growisofs on DVD-R[W] with write type DAO
Eike, if have time then please apply the proposed changes
to the source code of growisofs and try whether the error
message is gone.
I'm not so
Hi,
Nicolas George wrote:
I suppose everybody already knows this, but to check what keys applications
receive from the X11 server, the xev program can be of great help.
Praise xev.
xkbcomp $DISPLAY -
Nothing conclusive to see about space or SPCE.
The xkb_types section defines types of
Hi,
i wrote:
Mine is a US QWERTY. Two Alt keys, no AltGr.
Vincent Lefevre wrote:
It is written Alt on US keyboards, and Alt Gr on US-International
and non-US keyboards.
As X events mine are distinguished as Alt_L and Alt_R.
(After all the translation stories i am not sure whether
this is
Hi,
Richard Owlett wrote:
I'm investigating creating customized installation DVD's /or flash drives.
[...]
1. the references I've found so far are years old.
a. any recent pages?
b. does it make a difference [possible side effects of adopting systemd]?
Possibly you have better
Hi,
Richard Owlett wrote:
The rest of your answer points to questions I perhaps should have asked.
They all assume that you exactly know which file shall
be stored under which path in the ISO.
Once you have achieved that stage of preparation, you
need to additionally equip the ISO with the
Hi,
I'd like to file a bug report but can't figure out against which package it
i ought to be.
At least the first part of my theory i can test myself.
Not easy to find a non-32-KB-aligned image among the Debian ISOs
for amd64 or i386. That's because they are aligned to cylinders
of 1 MB for
Hi,
i begin to suspect that you might suffer from two
independent problems:
- A growisofs bug with DAO on new kernels, found in april 2014:
https://lists.debian.org/cdwrite/2012/04/msg00010.html
- Poor drive-media compatibility in the case of the xorriso
burn runs.
On a side note:
Mind
Hi,
i want to fix the growisofs DVD-R DAO bug and its
wrong interpretation of Descriptor format error indication.
See https://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2015/08/msg00197.html
Since growisofs has no upstream any more, i plan to submit
patches towards Debian sid.
But how to combine the growisofs
Hi,
Eike Lantzsch wrote:
Now we know that the problem is indeed with DAO.
...
Hardware and medium [Maxell] seem to be healthy as it works OK with Jessie
in Virtualbox on the same machine.
I see two riddles here which might also be hints:
1: How can DAO from the VM succeed on the real drive
Hi,
Nicolas George wrote:
apt-get source dvd+rw-tools
That's an appealing proposal for a Debian noob like me.
https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html
says i can do this as normal user.
...
Get:3 http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/ jessie/main dvd+rw-tools
Hi,
Reco wrote:
1) Change the source as appropriate.
First i need to have it. How to apply the patches from
dvd+rw-tools_7.1-11.debian.tar.bz2 to the unpacked
dvd+rw-tools_7.1.orig.tar.gz so that i get the same source
that is used for producing Debian binary packages ?
I strive for the source
Hi,
Eike Lantzsch wrote:
I applied the proposed patches and the burn with unaligned
iso-images is OK now.
Be so kind and report this by mail to 794...@bugs.debian.org
so the fix gets credibility (if not 3 years of Fedora suffice).
It is readable alright in my computer but my LG recorder
Hi,
Lisi Reisz wrote:
It's only 16 here. (50° 49') 20 at midday. You've got our summer. :-(
I would be willing to pass 10 degrees to you.
(If you need more, i could make contact to a user in Mumbai.)
Eike Lantzsch wrote:
The Maxell I got do not even state Media product:
xorriso
Hi,
David Wright wrote:
Poking around in /usr/share/X1/xkb/ I can see that rules/base has lines
like:
nbsp:level4 = +nbsp(level4)
// level3 level3ns provide no-breaking spaces starting from level3
// This is good for typographers but experience shows many users accidently
// type
Hi,
Well, it seems that there's some confusion. By Alt, I meant the
ISO_Level3_Shift key, which is bound to the physical Alt and AltGr
keys in my keyboard configuration.
Mine is a US QWERTY. Two Alt keys, no AltGr.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Keyboard
xkbdcomp reports it as
Hi,
Bret Busby wrote:
How do I disable the Caps Lock key, and, how do I disable the left
hand CTRL key, and, how do I disable the Windows keys?
Brian wrote:
xmodmap might have come up. In what way
were the solutions involving this utility or other techniques you came
across
Hi,
rlhar...@oplink.net wrote:
I am ready to resort to
mechanically disabling the NUM LOCK key with epoxy cement.
Use this glue code instead:
xmodmap -e keysym Num_Lock =
I must say it has a certain appeal not to see the ugly light.
But before enabling this automatically, check whether
Hi,
Vincent Lefevre wrote:
On my Debian/unstable machine, Alt-space gives a normal space in
xterm. There must be something else in the user's config.
Do you have any Translation among the xterm resources ?
appres XTerm | fgrep ransl
yields on my machine only my individual workaround
Hi,
This is fair, back in the old days I recall setting a machine to burn a
disc then wandering off.
My incremental backup updates shortened from 3.5 minutes to
about 1.5 minutes on the new machine.
Nevertheless i have reason to go for a cup of tea because
it is advisable to keep the hands off
Hi,
Steve McIntyre wrote:
http://www.einval.com/~steve/debian/fvwm2rc.example
I won't follow you with the sound effects. :))
My favorite personal customization is giving the Windows keys
a decent job:
Key Super_L A N RaiseLower
Key Super_R A N RaiseLower
On a previous machine there was
Hi,
i wrote:
btrace(8) (resp. blktrace(8)) seems to be the better
Chris Bannister wrote:
Excuse my ignorance, but I was wondering what 'resp.' means here.
[i missed the point]
Lisi Reisz wrote:
But what does resp. mean?
I guess there is something wrong with my use of respectively.
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