Le samedi 21 avril 2007 à 16:48 +0200, Fabian Greffrath a écrit : > package: nautilus-cd-burner > severity: wishlist > > Hi! > > As the title suggests, nautilus-cd-burner should create an image of the > writable files I want to burn, then maybe check the image and then > finally burn it. > > Last week I wanted to burn the content of my $HOME-folder on a DVD. I > inserted an empty DVD-R in my drive and n-c-b showed up. I > drag-and-drop'ed my home folder into the n-c-b-window and clicked on > `burn'. Of course I still had evolution open to receive emails and have > been browsing the web with the epiphany browser while n-c-b did > who-knows-what. So there has still been some r/w-action on the > partition... > > When the window showed up to tell me that n-c-b has successfully created > the DVD I wanted to test it and found, that all files existed on the > disc by name, but all had a byte size of 0. Only 3 files out of several > thousand on this disc were actually readable at all! > > I guess that this has to do with the changing of files in my home-folder > during the burning process of exactly those files. I believe this would > not have happened, if n-c-b had prepared a static image of those files > and burned from this image instead of the writeable files themselves. > However, this is nothing I should care about as a `normal user' IMHO...
I doubt this could help. The only thing it would change is generating the image on the disc instead of burning it on the fly. In all cases it looks like a bug in genisoimage, for which n-c-b is only a frontend. Can reproduce the issue when telling n-c-b to generate a writable image, then opening this image with file-roller, instead of burning a disc? -- .''`. : :' : We are debian.org. Lower your prices, surrender your code. `. `' We will add your hardware and software distinctiveness to `- our own. Resistance is futile.
