Comment 14 for bug 412619
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| Michael Ireland (irelands-the) wrote | #14 |
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Just an addendum:
Running Ubuntu 9.10 (haven't updated yet) on a Phenom quadcore & 8GB ram. No other applications running. >400GB free on target drive.
Exact scenario:
Ripping CDs for backup into FLAC format. After ripping about 40 discs, I was about to eject a CD and slip in the next to back up. I mistakenly clicked the 'copy to library' button instead of the 'eject cd' button from the right-click menu. It asked me if I wanted to overwrite the file corresponding to the first track on the CD. I chose no. It asked me about the second, I also clicked no. I then clicked rapidly in the location of the NO button so as to get through all 12 tracks. I was then presented with 12 new windows in sequence with the error indicated by the original poster.
I ejected the disc from the drive via right-click menu, and put a fresh CD in the drive to back up. It was recognized and I selected the 'copy to library' option from the right-click menu. I was immediately presented with this same error.
If I get any further information, I will post it here.