Hi Anne, >> Since I have 'upgraded' to 2005 I am running into the same effects >> using cdrecord. Messages fly all over the place. CD-writes are not >> failing, though. I made a backup on a CD-RW, seen the messages, but >> the CD verifies okay. Have you checked your recordings? >> >This sounds to me like the typical problems of an 'upgrade'. A config >file somewhere is probably using the old addressing system that just >will not work with later kernels. A clean install avoids this. > >One possibility - examine the dotfiles in your home directory.
I hardly ever use k3b, CLI-junkie that I am. I write scripts that call cdrecord with a bunch of parameters, and I did not change anything in those scripts after the 2005LE move. cdrecord itself does not leave any .rc-files as far as I have been able to find, it depends on the parms one shoves to it. I also do not use a /etc/default/cdrecord file that could harbour anything offensive. The only thing that I found that might help a bit against one of the messages could be specifically setting -tao or -dao on the parmlist. I'll skim through the errors again when I see them. As long as the discs are fine I am not too worried. :-) Thanks! Paul -- I am in the habit of looking not so much to the nature of a gift as to the spirit in which it is offered. - Robert Louis Stevenson http://www.nlpagan.net/linux.php Have you visited http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org yet?
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