hey this is paulas24
i would love to install a writer software that can detect external cd/dvd/writer drivers on ubuntu 10.04 lts. any help will be highly appreciated
hey this is paulas24
i would love to install a writer software that can detect external cd/dvd/writer drivers on ubuntu 10.04 lts. any help will be highly appreciated
@paulas24, Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid Lynx) LTS comes pre-installed with Brasero Disc Burner which can be found under Applications > Sound and Video > Brasero Disc Burner
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Hope this helps! :)
There are a number of CD/DVD burners for Linux, including Brasero as mentioned, as well as K3b. I generally use K3b because it gives me better control over disc write speed and other factors than Brasero does. Both of these tools use command-line programs under-the-covers such as mkisofs, which is why if you want the best control over what the system is doing, you need to master the command line, though it is not necessary. Point in fact, that after almost 15 years of using Linux professionally, I still use the GUI CD/DVD writer tools, simply because it is easier! :-) In case you are interested, I am a Linux system programming professional. I work as a performance engineer on systems that support well over a million concurrent users.
Although those are on a number of data centers, world-wide... :-)
And I'm a 16-year old kid with an unshaved beard and am still in high school. :P :D
ALL 16-year old kids have unshaved beards! :-)
That said, your advise about Brasero was generally spot-on! :-) Also, my 18-year old grandson is a Linux wizard. I don't think he is shaving yet either! I have no prejudice regarding HS kids. My previous cube-mate at 22-years is the same age as my granddaughter, and he is definitely a competent engineer. I ask him for help at least as often as he asks me for mine, and my grandson can do stuff with aircraft design that I can only dream about.
So, in my not-so-humble-opinion, age is not as important as ability and knowledge!
Thank You for those encouraging words! :)
Feeling confident of myself now.
As some hippie-era comic character once said, just keep on truckin'! :-)
For sure! ;)
thanks people i will tryout the brasero although i had tried before and it wasn't detecting eternal media that is external writer.
Then open up your CPU and reconnect your CD-Drive, because I was having the same problem and doing this worked for me!
i have tried the brasero it only recognises the external drive sometimes. Any body with the knowledge of a script i can add for this. for it to be detecting the usb drive always?
Some times the operating system takes a bit of time to see the external device. Plug it in, and if it isn't recognized in about a minute or so, then try cycling the power to the drive while it is plugged in to the USB port on the system.
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