> > dvd+rw-tools 5.11.4.6.4 are available for download at usual location, > > http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/. > > http://volker.dnsalias.net/soft/rpm/suse8.2/ > > %description > Collection of tools to master DVD+RW/+R media.
Note that despite its name dvd+rw-tools fully support even DVD-R[W]. And note that there is dvd+rw-tools.spec with %description already. > Also included is rpl8, a tool to read/program Ricoh-drive firmware. Note that rpl8 is not supported at all and not even compiled by default. I don't think it's actually good idea to distribute it in binary form. > To make the binaries SUID (bad idea), add appropriate lines to > /etc/permissions.local and run SuSEconfig. As access permissions to > devices are handled by resmgr, SUID should not be necessary. ??? They are not installed set-root-uid by default... What you probably want to write is "Binaries are not installed set-root-uid, as access permissions to devices are expected to be handled by resmgr. Make sure the latter is configured appropriately." > Is there a tool like rpl8 for Pioneer x06?? Not that I know of. > Andy notes: > * Don't assume make install is run as root (install -o root bombs). > * Do create directories before installing into them > * It would aid package building if there was a prefix variable, so > that the software, when compiled for /usr, can be installed to > $PREFIX/usr. GNU auto stuff provides a variable for this (and it's not > there only for package building). ??? There is dvd+rw-tools.spec, and it does all that already. 'make install' is ment for "old-school" users compiling from scratch, not for so to say RPM packetiers. A. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
