This is an update ebuild for xcdroast-0.98_alpha14 which allows dvd-burning, the necessary patch is from Mandrakes package. Also it includes the patch to fix the startup problem with cdrools >=2.01alpha17 It compiles fine with "regular" cdrtools but to actually be able to use dvd-burning you need cdrtools-dvdr for which I have done an updated ebuild also: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=26322 Anyway I am not quite sure how to handle dependencies, atm I changed it to virtual/cdrtools, but with this way users are not told that they have to use cdrtools-dvdr to be able to burn DVDs. I could also depend on cdrtools-dvdr but in this way users without a dvd-burner would be confused. Also do we really need to have two different packages for cdrtools, as they only differ from each other through one patch, a lot of other packages also use patches by default. Or if applying the dvd-patch shouldn't be "standard" why not use a new "dvdrw" useflag (or something like that) for it? I think haveing only one cdrtools-package would be easier... Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Created attachment 15845 [details] xcdroast-0.98_alpha14-r2.ebuild
Created attachment 15847 [details, diff] xcdroast-0.98alpha14-dvd.patch Should go to the Filesdir
Created attachment 15848 [details, diff] xcdroast.diff DIFF of the changes I did to the ebuild
I applied your patches to xcdroast-0.98_alpha14-r2. For now I make use of the dvd-USE-flag as it's description for now is "Adds support for DVDs". Okay many people will have DVD-readers but only a few DVD-writers. So we should definitively think about a new dvdr-useflag. This would also stop the second ebuild for cdrtools-dvdr.
