Hello, There are some issues with writing a cd with nautilus-burner. I wanted to put a file on a cd-rw but this cd-rw wasn't blank. I couldn't find anywhere in nautilus an option to erase the cd-rw first. I looked in help and it's described there how to do it but the checkbox to do it isn't there. So I started k3b (the only reason why I have qt installed on my system) so I could erase my cd-rw. K3b failed because gnome automounted my cd-rw. I wanted to unmount it, but when I right click on the cd-rw icon in computer:/// there is only 'eject' this ejects my cd but when I put it back gnome will mount it again. So I had to fire up a terminal and manually unmount my cd-rw. I erased it in k3b. Now I have a blank cd-rw so it wanted to write it with nautilus. Everything is goes fine, but the strange thing is between creating the image and writing it nautilus says: "erasing cd". :-) There seem to be some bugs: 1) You can only eject a cd but can't unmount it, maybe the program should do it? 2) nautilus-burner hasn't got an option to erase a rw. It used to have it, it doesn't need to have if it would autodetect it. I think this should happen but it doesn't do it. 3) It seems to erase a rw when it detects it, if it's empty or not Should there some bug filed for these problems? thanks, Bart -- Bart Vanbrabant <bart.vanbrabant@xxxxxxxxxxxx> PGP fingerprint: 093C BB84 17F6 3AA6 6D5E FC4F 84E1 FED1 E426 64D1
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