| Re: Conversion Failed
Aug 10 2010 on content Furius iConverter |
If you could email the contents of the folder /home/YOUR HOME/.furiusiconverter (where YOUR HOME is the name of your home folder) to marcus_furius@hotmail.com, I can take a look at the output.
I would suggest that you are missing the codec required for this kind of file as it is a proprietary video format from RealPlayer |
|  | | Re: Problems
Jun 23 2008 on content Furius ISO Mount |
Sorry, I forgot to address your dll question.
'Assemblies are the physical packaging of the class libraries. These are .dll files, just as (but not to be confused with) Win32 shared libraries. Examples of assemblies are mscorlib.dll, System.dll, System.Data.dll and Accessibility.dll.'
(Taken from the Mono Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mono_(software)) |
| | | Re: Problems
Jun 22 2008 on content Furius ISO Mount |
Hi dsms, firsty thanks for trying the application, I'm sorry your having troubles. The problem your having with version 0.8.2.0 sounds like a problem with fuseiso. Exactly the same problem has been encountered and solved here:
https://answers.launchpad.net/furiusisomount/+question/33383
The problem with 0.8.3.0 is that I have changed mono to use runtime 2. Kubuntu, however, does not come with runtime 2 installed by default (I should add this to the required list on the deb package!). To fix this run the following command:
sudo apt-get install libmono-system2.0-cil
Settings up permissions with fuse and installing the new runtime 'should' fix your problems.
However, since you are using KDE I would suggest that Furius ISO Mount is not the best application for you. Furius ISO Mount is designed as a native Gnome (Gtk) application. For your needs, running Kubuntu, I would suggest you look at AcentoneIso (http://www.acetoneiso.netsons.org/) a native KDE (Qt) application which mounts images.
I hope I have been of assistance. |
| | | Re: Why not
Apr 2 2008 on content Furius ISO Mount |
Thank you for your comment. I agree, I think being able to mount without root/sudo is a good idea. Initially I was hoping to keep dependencies down to a minimum. I may add this (fuse etc) as an option, giving the user the ability to use furiusisomount without root access if they prefer. |
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