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---=== KOnCD - Burn your own CDs ===---
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Could I use my ATAPI CD-Writer with KOnCD ?
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Yes, of course. With the ATAPI-SCSI emulation, read the README file in the package
of KOnCD ! There is described, how you must proceed ! 


Why KOnCD can't access the reader or writer device ?
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Make sure you have enough permissions to the devices. You must set the permissions as
root ! 


Could I use KOnCD as user ?
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Normally you can use cdrecord as root only. Make sure you have enough permissions to
cdrecord ! To make this, type at the console 'as root':

    chown root /usr/bin/cdrecord
    chmod 4711 /usr/bin/cdrecord

'/usr/bin/cdrecord' is the default path. When you don't know, where is cdrecord located,
type 'whereis cdrecord' ! This shows you the right path. 


The reader and writer devices in the setup dialog disappearance !?
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Once adjusted devices remain stored, they are not longer displayed with the next setup
dialog call. This is a bug until version 0.6.2 ! This was fixed in 0.65 !


The KOnCD .rpm can't find 'libkdefakes.so.3' ! What can I do ?
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The library 'libkdefakes.so.3' is part of kdelibs-2.1, normally it's installed in
'/opt/kde2/lib/' ! If not, you must install the KDE 2 librarys new !
Otherwise you should install the KOnCD .rpm with the '--nodeps' parameter !
You can test the librarys, they are linked to KOnCD, use this at the console:

    ldd /opt/kde2/bin/koncd

This shows you all the dynamic linked librarys to KOnCD and their paths ! 


KOnCD says 'Error in shared librarys: libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3: cannot
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open shared object file: No such file or directory' ! What can I do ?
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You have an old libc6 library. Update to the new version. You can find it at
http://rpmfind.net ! Search for 'libstdc++' !
