Re: k3b can't eject cd

On Thursday 21 September 2006 3:50 am, Lorenzo Bettini wrote: > when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I > must abort the whole procedure... I'm having this problem across the board, as well as not being able to run K3B as anyone other than root, no matter how many

Re: k3b can't eject cd

David Martínez Moreno wrote: El jueves, 21 de septiembre de 2006 09:50, Lorenzo Bettini escribió: Hi I'm trying to copy a cd, having only one driver. when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I must abort the whole procedure... is there a way to avoid this? I mean

Re: k3b can't eject cd

Ben Breslauer wrote: Lorenzo Bettini wrote: Hi I'm trying to copy a cd, having only one driver. when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I must abort the whole procedure... is there a way to avoid this? I mean since the original is correctly copied is there a

Re: k3b can't eject cd

El jueves, 21 de septiembre de 2006 09:50, Lorenzo Bettini escribió: > Hi > > I'm trying to copy a cd, having only one driver. > > when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I > must abort the whole procedure... > > is there a way to avoid this? I mean since the original

Re: k3b can't eject cd

Lorenzo Bettini wrote: Hi I'm trying to copy a cd, having only one driver. when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I must abort the whole procedure... is there a way to avoid this? I mean since the original is correctly copied is there a way to manually eject

k3b can't eject cd

Hi I'm trying to copy a cd, having only one driver. when k3b finishes copying the original it fails to eject the cd, thus I must abort the whole procedure... is there a way to avoid this? I mean since the original is correctly copied is there a way to manually eject the cd so that I can kee