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Bug ID
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6210267
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Synopsis
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nautilus-cd-burner doesn't work on Solaris
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State
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11-Closed:Verified (Closed)
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Category:Subcategory
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gnome:file-manager
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Keywords
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iwork_x86 | no-chicago | no-linux | release-notes-approved | s10-reviewed | s10u1-reviewed
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Responsible Engineer
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Arvind Samptur
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Reported Against
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s10_73
, snv_13
, s10u1_01
, gnome2.0.4_26
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Duplicate Of
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Introduced In
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Commit to Fix
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s10u2_03
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Fixed In
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s10u2_03
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Release Fixed
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solaris_10u2(s10u2_02)
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solaris_nevada(snv_31) (Bug ID:2125992)
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Related Bugs
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6344595
,
6365427
,
5094522
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Submit Date
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17-December-2004
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Last Update Date
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16-February-2006
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Description
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The CD Burner functionality of Nautilus does not work on Solaris.
This is because it is hard coded to use cdrecord which is not a standard part of Solaris. The Solaris command for burning CD's is cdrw(1) not cdrecord(1).
cdrecord is on the Solaris Companion CD and gets installed into /opt/sfw/bin/cdrecord so it will be found by nautilus if that package is installed and the user has /opt/sfw/bin in their PATH.
xxxxx@xxxxx.com 2004-12-17 22:53:34 GMT
This hard coding does not always seem to help. I have a SunBlade 150 with an external USB burner that works fine via cdrw and cdrecord but Nautilus only displays "file" as the device to write too. Customer is running Sol 10 x86 on a WZ1100 and also has cdrecord in the PATH and loaded on his system and does not get the CD/DVD burner device listed either.
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Work Around
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Install cdrecord from the companion CD and make sure that /opt/sfw/bin is in your path.
xxxxx@xxxxx.com 2004-12-17 22:53:34 GMT
Workaround for s10u1 using cdrw command.
For listing all the cd writers available on the system
cdrw -l
For example output will be like below
Looking for CD devices...
Node Connected Device Device type
----------------------+--------------------------------+-----------------
cdrom0 | SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-252F R803 | CD Reader/Writer
For Blanking the CD (if required)
cdrw -d <cd-device> -b fast
Note: Replace <cd-device> by Node (as per example above it is cdrom0) which you get from 'cdrw -l' output.
For Creating a CD from a Directory/file
example to show how to create a CD from the directory /home/foo/test_dir.
First create an iso image using nautilus-cd-burner or use mkisofs command as below
mkisofs -o test_dir.iso -r /home/foo/test_dir
Then burn the CD using
cdrw -d <cd-device> -i test_dir.iso
Note: Replace <cd-device> by Node (as per example above it is cdrom0) which you get from 'cdrw -l' output.
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Comments
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N/A
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