On Tue, 2004-12-07 at 09:25 -0600, Lindsay Haisley wrote:
> As I keep up with Gentoo system updates small things change from time to
> time, most of which aren't worth bothering with and I can chalk them up to
> 'progress' (I hope :-)  Used to be, when I inserted a writable
> CD into my CD writer, The Nautilus CD-Writer utility would auto-start.  Of
> late, this no longer happens, and it's convenient and I'd like to be able to
> turn this feature back on.
> 
> Inserting a CD with data on it still puts an icon on my desktop and
> auto-mounts the CD (as per my fstab), and I can still manage a writable CD
> by explicitly opening the Nautilus-CD-Burner or X-CD-Roast.  Does any one
> know any way to control the auto-start feature for Nautilus-CD-Burner? 
> There doesn't seem to be anything in the Nautilus preferences dialog about
> this, and I've poked through the GConf tree and found nothing there, either.
> 
> The feature is turned on in my "CD and DVD Preferenes" and when a writeable
> CD is deteced it's supposed to run "nautilus --no-desktop burn:" which works
> if I execute it from the CLI.  It's just that the system doesn't seem to be
> detecting the presence of a writeable CD in the drive.

Do you have "hal" in your USE and have you done an "rc-update add hald
default"?

I'm pretty sure that this will solve it as Gnome has gone to using
hald/dbus for most of their detections.

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Chris Gianelloni
Release Engineering - Operational/QA Manager
Games - Developer
Gentoo Linux