gnome-volume-manager
Is anyone else having problems with gnome-volume-manager? I'm running
Sid with apt-get upgrade last run yesterday.
gvm is not running as a daemon and when I run "gnome-volume-manager" at
a bash prompt either as a regular user or as root I get the error that
the command is not found. It is installed. So is gnome-mount, and hald
is running. I'm a member of the plugdev and cdrom groups.
It's really odd as I can burn cds and dvds with k3b, but then the drive
won't read them. It tells me that the checksum failed after checking
the "verify" option k3b. However, the drive will read the same disks
and they work fine in another computer. The other thing that's really
odd is that the drive will recognize blank disks and display an icon for
them on the desktop, but as soon as I write data to that cd it will no
longer recognize it unless I manually mount either /dev/hdb or
/media/cdrom0 as root.
I have a machine that runs Etch and /usr/bin/gnome-volume-manager exists
on it. It doesn't exist on my machine that runs Sid.
Anyone know what's going on with this?
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