> Just guessing, but you may need to add "-fix" to cdrecord's options. This > "closes" or "finalizes" (the term Nero uses) the disc.
Thanks for this. But it looks like it was a random CD problem. I monster command again on a new blank CD and it worked. Any idea how to get nautilus to do this ? [I am planning to install configure and setup Gentoo for some non-geeks as well] > It's "Mail-SpamAssassin". Doing an "emerge --search spamassassin" would > find it. Something like "emerge --search spam" or "emerge --search > assassin" likely would also. I tried vanilla "Mail-SpamAssassin" which didn't give anything. However, on doing a search on 'spam' as you suggested, I got the package name as 'dev-perl/Mail-SpamAssassin' which got emerged (and is now getting installed) Thanks for this! Didn't know about the search option (didn't RTFM) > Bah ! Do it by hand ! Like this: Lol. Yeah, I know that. As, a I said I have some ambitious plans to install and configure gentoo for some non-geek friends of mine who are running celerons. Was just asking whether there is a 'Gnomish' way of doing things. > > date 111114472003 > > That's the current time and date when I typed it. It's Month (11), Day > (11), Hour (14), Minute (47), Year (2003). It *has* to be 12-digits (I > think), so if it were June, you wouldn't type "6", but "06". > > Hall Thanks for the help! I am sure I'll be posting to this list heavily in the coming days. Regards, Tarun -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
