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i look in my /usr/local/bin/ , and see no cdrecord. i have installed it several times.
if i use my add/remove package manager and untick "cdrecord" i get "unable to locate package" message.
but if i try and install a rpm cdrecord package it tells me it is already installed.
Go to a console or terminal window and type 'which cdrecord' - maybe it's not in /usr/local/bin (mine's in /usr/bin). If that doesn't work, try finding out what the RPM actually installed by typing:
rpm -q --filesbypkg cdrecord
If you eventually find out where the cdrecord binary is located, you should be able to reconfigure xcdroast to use it, or you can just create a symbolic link (like a shortcut) where xcdroast expects to find it, like this (as root):
ln -s /usr/bin/cdrecord /usr/local/bin/cdrecord
where the first path is the actual location, and the second is the place where xcdroast wants it to be.
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