k3b

[Cyber Source]

You've got a RH/Fedora box right? In Gnome, use the burn window for 
straight data copy. In Nautilus, on top "Go" then CD Creator. Or from 
the Nautilus window type "burn:///" for the location. Don't know if this 
will work from within KDE, but log into your Gnome session and try it, 
just one more reason why Gnome rocks!

anthonyriga wrote:

>I also tried the force option too but that didnt work
>I guess I go back to using X Cd Roast that lets me add
>to the cd.
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>--- Robert Meyer <meyer_rm at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>K3B is different.  It seems that it's more geared to
>>creating ISO images,
>>rather than burning existing images.  It took me
>>about a half hour to figure
>>out how to get it to burn an ISO from a file.
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>>As for the session thing, when you burn the CD, you
>>should have the option to
>>not close the session...  I don't see that option in
>>k3b but I've seen it in
>>Eroaster and cd-r-bq.  Hmmm... Wonder why it's left
>>out?
>>
>>Sorry, can't help with this one...  I can only
>>suggest trying a different
>>burning program.
>>
>>Cheers!
>>
>>Bob
>>--- anthonyriga <torrodimerda at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>When I am buring cds with k3b Ive noticed I cant
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>>add
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>>>any more files to the cd after it has been burned.
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>>Is
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>>>there any setting so it dosent close the session
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>>so I
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>>>can add more to the cds? Ive wasted only a few
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>>cds. I 
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>>>didnt see any setting for that. Any suggestions?  
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