F9 K3B will not burn F9 dvd iso

[Iron_Mike]

Spent a couple hours d/l ing the 64 bit dvd version of F9. Tried to burn the iso under F9 and k3b, this resulted in "watching paint dry". Up to this point no issues with K3B or dependencies. I have a supported DVD, disks, and associated drives.

[Seve]

Hello Mike:

I was able to burn it on F9 64bit, but I could not verify it as that part failed with k3b (which is not necessarily new) There is a bug filed somewhere about this.
The disc was a Sony DVD+R 1-16x

It did burn a lot slower than a similar sized disc on F8 and it seemed to take forever to actually load and verify the image ???

Seve

[Iron_Mike]

Hey Seve,

I check it some more. One thing I did notice, is that when you double click the iso, the check sum windows doesn't pop up and verify the check sum anymore.

[voycieck]

I have same problem. Downloaded Fedora 9 32 bit and Fedora 9 KDE-Live. Both downloaded with errors. While burning with k3b MD check sums don't match. Fedora 9 KDE-Live downloaded with Fedora 8 and PCLinuxOS and tried K3B on both machines. Same MD Check Sum errors.

[Iron_Mike]

Hey Seve,

Some info, I finally did get K3B to burn, but to make it happen I had to select "tools", then "burn dvd iso" and then select the iso, then the md5 check sum window did pop up and verify the iso. Then I selected "start" and away it went.

The major thing I noticed was, that during the md5 routine K3b caused the dvd burner to dismount then remount every few seconds, very strange as this caused the checksum to take abit to complete. But once completed and the burn started it didn't dismount or cause any errors. I'm going to check a few more things before filing a bug report.

[voycieck]

Check sum should be:53e7a022f9f6bb8fc160f4785bddf1c10f317adb Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso.
From K3B i get different number. Somehow downloaded files are messed-up.
file:///home/voycieck/Desktop/snapshot56.jpg

[Seve]

Originally Posted by voycieck

Check sum should be:53e7a022f9f6bb8fc160f4785bddf1c10f317adb Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso.
From K3B i get different number. Somehow downloaded files are messed-up.
file:///home/voycieck/Desktop/snapshot56.jpg

Hello:
The SHA1sum is
53e7a022f9f6bb8fc160f4785bddf1c10f317adb Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso
Whereas k3b caclulates the MD5sum which is different than the SHA1sum
md5sum Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso
289768a18b65ee8cec3817cd1341e2b8 Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso

Seve

[voycieck]

K3B calculates SHA1sum from downloaded files.
>289768a18b65ee8cec3817cd1341e2b8 Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso
I get the same number on my second computer witch runs PCLinuxOS.
So I guess there is problem with downloaded file. Last time I downloaded file I got message: "Fedora-9-i386-Live-KDE.iso.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.
Try again later, or contact the server administrator."
I never had that problem before. Now I got it on my Fedora 8 box and PCLInuxOS laptop.

[Seve]

Originally Posted by voycieck

K3B calculates SHA1sum from downloaded files.
>289768a18b65ee8cec3817cd1341e2b8 Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso
I get the same number on my second computer witch runs PCLinuxOS.
So I guess there is problem with downloaded file. Last time I downloaded file I got message: "Fedora-9-i386-Live-KDE.iso.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.
Try again later, or contact the server administrator."
I never had that problem before. Now I got it on my Fedora 8 box and PCLInuxOS laptop.

Hello:

You are comparing apples and oranges.

k3b does not calculate the SHA1sum of the iso

k3b uses MD5sum

Fedora uses SHA1sum

MD5sum <=> SHA1sum
and since they are not the same, they will not produce the same result.

Seve

[voycieck]

Hi there.
Now I'm more confused. I worry about it tomorrow. Thanks for help.

[voycieck]

I burned Fedora-9-Live-KDE-i686 and got K3B error message. I booted from this CD ad run test CD.
I got: /dev/root:f411671cce..............19acfb and Fragmet sums: 1541bfe4775...........e91e91d7e6.
Here is the SHA1SUM I downloaded with iso file.

Hash: SHA1

3ea129ebce5fd55499a813aaa8a042735f2aad6d Fedora-9-i686-Live.iso
53e7a022f9f6bb8fc160f4785bddf1c10f317adb Fedora-9-i686-Live-KDE.iso
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux)

iEYEARECAAYFAkgiZPcACgkQtEJp0E8qb9IK+ACeOeI4ixFa3L shI8J3kf0Sio6F
9ugAni8kV4DXKrleSDjME0hEt4DnITxJ
=mLjy

After the check, message was: OK. and Fedora Live run fine. Now I don't know what's wrong with K3B.
Overnight I was downloading Fedora-9-DVD-i686. It stopped download at 2034 MB so I think I have problem somewhere. OK for now. Thanks for information and Good Luck.
voycieck

[james_catchpole]

I have looked at this problem from every which way. I insert a Blank DVD+R in my DVD Drive and open
it with K3B which recognizes its format. I then locate the Fedora 9 ISO with K3B; K3B recognizes that it
is an ISO and pops up a screen as follows:

"The File you are about to add is an ISO9660; as such it can be burned to
a medium directly since it already contains a file system. Are you sure you want
to add this file to a project?

It hen offers two chices via Click Options:

Button 1: Add the file to a project.

Button 2: Burn the Image Directly

I click Button 2 and it burns the DVD and then fails when it trys to Verify It.

When I use the Gnome Create DVD option the DVD created is also useless.

Something is very wrong.

Jim

[chiisu]

I have recently had problems burning iso's in both Ubuntu 8.04 and Fedora 9. Both have had recent kernel updates that I believe is related to this problem. Both Brasero and K3B refuse to even begin, while GnomeBaker will burn the iso but then can't mount or boot the cd. I have used the burner (ASUS DRW-2014L1T) recently in Linux and Windows just fine, so I know it's not a burner or media problem.