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Richard Bronosky wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">On 4/14/06, Dave <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:lists@netsalve.com">&lt;lists@netsalve.com&gt;</a> wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">Richard,

Knoppmyth R5B7 will burn DVDs from recorded programs if you use the Web
interface - the MythBurn options in mythfrontend do not appear to work. You
need to be sure that you have plenty of space available in the /myth
directory, since it needs about 9Gb.

Regards,
Dave
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It seems that the iso was created in /myth/mythburn/temp/ but I
checked the log and found :
&lt;log_snippet&gt;
Burning DVD-R image
Sent UDP/XML packet to IP 255.255.255.255 and port: 6948
:-( unable to open64("/dev/dvd",O_RDONLY): Permission denied
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MythTV BurnDVD stopped due to error
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Sent UDP/XML packet to IP 255.255.255.255 and port: 6948
&lt;/log_snippet&gt;

I've researched a little and keep finding stuff like
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I'm just not sure how to apply this.

I'm going to start a new thread if I don't find it soon.

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Try this:<br>
do a "ls -l /dev/dvd" to see what the actual device is.&nbsp; For now let's
assume it is /dev/hdc, change your to match.&nbsp; As root do:<br>
chmod 666 /dev/hdc<br>
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That gives every user read/write access to the device.<br>
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