Comment 16 for bug 380643
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| khaktus (khaktus) wrote Re: files with % in name within folder fail to burn | #16 |
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I've just recently installed Jackalope (and updated all packages), having the same issue.
I tried to use Brasero, GnomeBaker, XCDRoast for burning - neither can burn DVD, just I myself start to be burned out prematurely :)
Issue 1: This bug ("have the same Rock Ridge name" & "Unable to sort directory"), happening in Brasero & GnomeBaker. See the log please. Spent all day searching for bugs/forums, no solution found, besides Schilly's advices (side of official downloadable release), but it seems that support from berlios's sites finished with Interpid (https:/
Issue 2: If not this, I still cannot burn more than 7-level deep directories (which is ridiculous, if you want to burn some complex real-life compilation as it is, not with moving directories). There is a warning and an option to ignore this in both burners, in Preferences or during runtime "add and burn anyways", but even so somehow it was not accepted and threw an error and finished.
Issue 3: XCDRoast (installed with Synaptic without any dependencies needed) wants to be "run for the first time and configured" as root, but when launched, misses cdrecord (which is link to a wodim). Simply cannot run.
Issue 4: For me, each burner misses an important option (functioning in Nero, I admit) : Showing size of directories to be added (or at least those added) to the compilation - together with how much of DVD-space is left (or the overburn warning) - so that I can promptly remove some parts of the compilation to fit DVD size - the smallest ones of course, not blindly trying.
In fact, on my Jackalope - I don't have a burning possibility at all. Sad for "stable version" from the user point of view.
For Schily (if he still reads the thread): Yes, Jackalope is still released with:
/usr/bin/cdrecord -> wodim [Wodim 1.1.9]
/usr/bin/cdda2wav -> icedax [icedax 1.1.9]
/usr/bin/mkisofs -> genisoimage [genisoimage 1.1.9 (Linux)]
/usr/bin/readcd Nonexistent
Now I'm let to make/install recent Schilly's packages (not sure if compatible with Jackalope, plus what will it do to GBaker, Brasero). I'm not so experienced with linux, expert might play, "common user" not.
For Ubuntu team: until when please? Do read his notes, at least: http://