Xfburn compiled from svn along with the requisite libisofs and libburn. when xfburn starts, a dialogue box states that it cannot detect the drives. Manually scanning the drives has no affect. The hardware is functional with cdrecord, cdrdao, xfroast FWIW. Starting xfburn from command line produces no useable output.
Did you compile with thunar-vfs and/or hal support? If you don't use both, is your drive mounted when you start xfburn? If you do use both (it is enabled by default if found), then can you send me the output of: for f in `hal-find-by-capability --capability storage.cdrom`; do hal-device $f; done Also let me know if you had a disc in your drive while running the above command please. Thanks!
I've added fall-backs and additional console output. If you could retest with trunk, or wait until 0.4.1, which will be released shortly, then that'd be great.
What about people who use xubuntu 9.10? hal is no longer used in ubuntu 9.10, so xfburn will exit with the following warning: ** (xfburn:6246): WARNING **: Could not get list of devices from HAL: The name org.freedesktop.Hal was not provided by any .service files Segmentation fault
Is this still reproducible with xfburn-0.5.x?
Old, closing.