stefan.becker wrote:Why not burning on Linux Host direct? What are you burning that needs a windows emulation?
=> k3b, nero, k9copy, ...
If you really need it: Try to run VBOX as root, if that works, it must be a problem with access rights.
The permissions of the device:
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brw-rw----+ 1 root cdrom 11, 0 2008-06-30 00:06 /dev/scd0
My user is on the cdrom group.
And i did try running as root, but doesn't work either, same error on logs.
About burning from the guest: the docs says I can so I should be able to, but also there are some situations where it's usefull, for example if i use itunes to buy some music and i want to burn it to a cd i shouldn't need to dual boot just to burn..
EDITING:
ok, bad example, cd audio burning was never supported, but you get my point. If you've been working on a applicattion that only the guest supports doesn't make sense put your work on a shared folder *, pause the guest, burn a cd, return to guest.
* if that is even possible, for example, i've never found the k3b's interface very good to create a dvd video (or a video cd), so i'd have to use the software i had always use to create an iso them put it in a shared folder and them use k3b to burn the iso..