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maybe you should go back to he previous version, if you had no problems with it i dont see why you absolutley need to change, maybe theres some beef bewteen fedorah and the new k3b
Hi. I am getting the same error as you are. I have KDE 3.2 as well but didn't have k3b with a lower version so I'm not sure if that is what causes the issue. I know I was having some trouble with xcdroast recognizing my second drive as a writer, maybe this has been dragged over to k3b too. One of my cd-rw's works (the slower one) but the other doesn't.
I will try and do a search on what that error means exactly. I'll let you know when I get a solution.
I updated cdrecord to the a25 version and the cdrecord-devel as well.
when I rebooted it worked. Like I mentioned on Linuxiso, that was really rediculous to have to reboot.
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