Juan, Two results to report. 1) You asked that I try to reproduce this bug with 10.04. My in-service (MythTV) system was installed from Mythbuntu 10.04 LiveCD a couple weeks ago. As such, Brasero was not installed. However, today I upgraded the system to a full Ubuntu desktop using the Mythbuntu Control Center. This added Brasero and all sorts of other software. I then tried burning an ISO image of the Ubuntu-10.04.1-desktop-i386.iso (685 MB). It succeeded. In order to fully duplicate my previous test case, I next burned the 10.04.1 file as a data disk (not as an image). The burning succeeded, but an error appeared at the end, telling me Brasero was unable to eject the CD. I had to eject the CD manually. I then mounted the data CD on my MacBook - as far as I can tell, the burning was successful.
I note that the version of Brasero installed on the 10.04 system is 2.30.2. 2) I booted my 10.10 test system (which had been installed from a Mythbuntu 10.10 LiveCD, then upgraded to full Ubuntu desktop). This is the system on which I've encountered the Brasero crashes. When the desktop appeared, a pop-up notified that updates were available. I ran Update Manager, which downloaded 2.6.35.23, some Apache fixes, etc. After the updating was finished, I rebooted and re-ran my test case, trying to burn a 644 MB data disc. Alas, Brasero crashed as before. The log contains the same seg fault error. I note that the version of Brasero installed on the 10.10 system is 2.32.0. -- brasero crashes when clicking BURN https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/677940 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Desktop Bugs, which is subscribed to brasero in ubuntu. -- desktop-bugs mailing list desktop-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/desktop-bugs
