[kde-freebsd] [Bug 209696] sysutils/k3b-kde4 crashes inserting an audio CD

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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=209696

--- Comment #3 from groot at kde.org ---
.. of course, I should have read the pkg-message more closely, and done *ALL*
of the things it tells me to. After doing so, k3b does start (and finds the
DVD-RW drive). Using kdebugdialog, I turned on debug areas for k3b and audiocd.
My konsole output from k3b looks like this:


k3b(16178) K3b::Device::openDevice: (K3b::Device::openDevice) open device 
/dev/cd0  succeeded.
k3b(16178) K3b::Device::ScsiCommand::Private::transport:
(K3b::Device::ScsiCommand) transport command  "TEST UNIT READY"  ( "0" ),
length:  6
k3b(16178) K3b::Device::ScsiCommand::Private::transport:
(K3b::Device::ScsiCommand) transport command failed: scsi_status =  "2"
k3b(16178) K3b::Device::ScsiCommand::Private::transport:
(K3b::Device::ScsiCommand) transport failed:  1879180289


It polls like that every second or so. On inserting a CD, I get two chunks of
debug logging about READ TOC getting ILLEGAL REQUEST, and then:


k3b(16178) K3b::Medium::update: found medium: ( "/dev/cd0" )
=====================================================
k3b(16178) K3b::Device::DiskInfo::debug: DiskInfo:
Mediatype:        "CD-ROM"
Current Profile:  "CD-ROM"
Disk state:       complete
Empty:            false
Rewritable:       false
Appendable:       false
Sessions:         1
Tracks:           17
Layers:           1
Capacity:         "48:26:67"  (LBA  218017 ) ( 446498816  Bytes)
Remaining size:   "00:00:00"  (LBA  0 ) ( 0  Bytes)
Used Size:        "48:26:67"  (LBA  218017 ) ( 446498816  Bytes)


So I can't reproduce the problem; k3b works normally for me. I'd recommend
using  kdebugdialog (installed by kde-runtime). Use the search field to search
for "k3b" (enable it) and "audio" (I get 3 debug areas, for kio_audiocd twice
and one for kaudiocreator: enable all three). Then try again; you'll get much
more output to konsole.

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