Be careful: cdrdao is a security risk if installed suid root and wodim
is full if Debian specific bugs (there is e.g. no support for BluRay and
50% of all DVD writes fail).
Also note that cdrdao and wodim et. al are unsupported and unmaintained
since a really long time.
The original software is
I'll second Thomas Mayer's solution as to fixing CD burning in K3b and
18.04. Though I run KDE Neon User Edition (based on Ubuntu 18.04, I ran
into this very same issue. I found the link that Mr. Mayer provided
(without finding this bug report first) and it corrected the issue. To
me this is a
I've just seen this issue after upgrading from 16.04 to 18.04. Burning
DVDs worked but burning CDs didn't.
I worked around it via https://askubuntu.com/questions/1032903/problem-
with-k3b-in-18-04-releases-cdrecord-has-no-permission-to-open-the-
devi/1034927 with a
sudo chmod 4711
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: cdrtools (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I've installed Ubuntu 9.10 for the second time one week ago and I've
search some times why K3b displays this error message Error trying to
open /dev/sr1 exclusively (Device or resource busy)... retrying in 1
second and can't start burning.
Thanks to Schily and Vik for their explanations. Now it
sorry, last correction, I just tried the new cdrtools beta released in
febuary, i can now burn at all speeds in any mode. Hope it works for you
if your still following this thread!
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hey David, the solution to your problem is to go to cdrecord's website and
download the newest version of cdrecord. Lets say you download it to your
Downloads folder. Unzip it, and in the terminal type (without quotes) cd
/home/david(you're user name I'm assuming)/Downloads/(the name of the
ps. for Cd's if I were you I wouldn't use any faster than 8x raw. For
DVD's you can should be able to use dao mode or automatic and i wouldn't
go higher than 4 speed. What I outlined in the last post is just a work
around, but it should help
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This bug report is not against cdrecord but against a broken fork.
The specific problem mentioned in the bug report has never been
in cdrtools (the original software). The problem mentioned in the
bug report results from incorrectly interfacing to hald in the fork.
I recommend you to install
Thanks for your reply, but unfortunately I am a newbie and don't really
understand the solution.
I have downloaded cdrtools, but its a beta.tar.gz file and I dont know
the command line instructions to install it.
Can I actually solution the problems with cdrtools? You mention I cannot.
its
Sorry Jonathan, but I really don't understand your message?
Thanks
David
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