I now have debian kernel-image 2.6-686 (which is presently at 2.6.8-2-686) and for some time have been unable to burn pictures to a CD-R. Each time the 'Writing Files to Disk' GUI stops and so I close it to get this GUI message;
"File image creation failed. Incorrectly named files were to be added to the CD".

I haven't changed any style of file names, it's just as I download them from the digital camera.
In searching with google, the closest answer I come up with is on this link;
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=272701

So this is as clear as mud to me as I don't want to go back to an old kernel-image etc.
How long till the people in the know fix this, or what can I do as a novice to get past this as I have no idea about how patches work with debian. Do I need to post this in the debian area?

Thanks for any help.

For the sake of completeness, I have now worked my way around the above problem.
I apt-get install gnomebaker and attempted to burn a data cd using it. By clicking on the reveal button whilst that program worked, I was able to see that it came to a hold (frooze) when it came to a particular .jpg picture.
I went to view that picture only to see that it was now a black blob so I deleted it and tried burning the data cd again - it worked.