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well to confuse you more, don't have a problem with xfburn when saying
ok to pcmanfm in 12.04 and i've had the same thing in 11.10 result in
xfburn not seeing the disk. in fact, even saying no to pcmanfm didn't
fix the problem. had to unmount in disk utility. couldn't do than in
pcmanfm without ending up ejecting.

wxl

On 02/18/2012 04:58 AM, Ulrich Hausmann wrote:
> For me it's like this: If i say yes, then pcmanfm seem to "patronize"
> the empty cd - and xfburn says: "No media". If i say no, and then
> start xfburn, it sees a media and consequently can burn. In Lubuntu
> 11.10 (on a atom netbook) there are offered both options: filemanager
> and/or xfburn.
>
> 2012/2/18 ∅ <maps.backward@xxxxxxxxx>:
>> not sure how to answer the first question, but i can confirm that it
>> pulls up a dialog offering only filemanager. if i click ok and then open
>> xfburn, no problem. hope that gets you a little closer to getting to the
>> bottom of this.
>>
>> wxl
>>
>> On 02/16/2012 04:18 PM, UH wrote:
>>> Is it a feature or a bug? In Lubuntu 11.10 (i386) when you shove an
>>> empty cd in the cd drive, you're asked if you would use the
>>> filemanager or xfburn. In 12.05 alpha powerpc, you're only asked if
>>> you would mount the empty cd in a new tab of pcmanfm. And up to that
>>> moment, the cd isn't viewn by xfburn. You have first to cancel the
>>> question of pcmanfm. Only after that you can start xfburn and it will
>>> realize there is an empty cd in the drive it can burn.
>>>
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