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On 12/18/14 21:20, meino.cramer@×××.de wrote: |
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>Joseph <syscon780@×××××.com> [14-12-18 21:16]: |
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>> When I start Xfburn I get a message: |
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>> No burners are currently available |
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>> Possibly the disc(s) are in use, and cannot get accessed. |
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>> How to check which program is using the DVD drive? |
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>> "ps fax" is not showing that any program is using it. |
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>> Joseph |
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>Hi Joseph, |
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>Suppose /dev/dvd is the device in question do a |
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> fuser /dev/dvd |
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>to see, what is using the device. |
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>Another source for that kind of error messages are |
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>wrong permissions of the device, you (or better your |
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>account) is missing a certain group membership (group |
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>"cdrom", "cdrw" for example) or Xfburn exspects |
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>/dev/dvd (or something else) and udev has generated |
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>a more cryptic device name like /dev/sr0. |
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I've tried to burn a dvd from a command line: |
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cdrecord -v -eject -dao speed=4 dev=0,0,0 dvd.iso |
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but I got a generic error message that it is not possible. |
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running: |
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fuser /dev/sr0 |
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come up with empty line, but Xfburn now can access the drive :-/ |
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Joseph |
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