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Important changes: ================== KDE: - Audio/arts does not install artswrapper anymore, instead it is provided by audio/artswrapper. See UPDATING. - misc/kdeaddons3 is now a metaport with editors/kate-plugins editors/vimpart games/atlantikdesigner misc/kaddressbook-plugins misc/kfile-plugins misc/kicker-applets misc/knewsticker-scripts misc/konq-plugins misc/ksig misc/renamedlgplugins multimedia/noatun-plugins net/kontact-plugins as slave ports. - A number of KDE ports now uses OPTIONS do make various WITH_* options more visible. - Plist fixes - devel/kdevelop should be able to detect FreeBSD's autoconf/automake now for newly created projects. - kdebase will no longer remove previous KDM configurations. This won't take effect during the update from 3.2.0 to 3.2.1 (as deinstalling 3.2.0 will still remove the configuration), but subsequent updates will merge old configs. QT: - Previous versions of QT could be compiled with debugging-support enabled by defining DEBUG. This switch has been renamed to the more unambiguous WANT_QT_DEBUG (similar to WANT_KDE_DEBUG in the KDE ports).
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In order to run the kscd program properly, please run as root:
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chmod 666 <cdrom_device>
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to give permission to access the CD-ROM device.
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For example, if you have an IDE/ATAPI CD-ROM device:
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chmod 666 /dev/acd0c
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Additional instructions for using the audiocd:/ kioslave:
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If you have an SCSI CD-ROM or if you have an IDE/ATAPI drive AND
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you have activated ATAPICAM in your kernel, change the permissions for
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the CAM transport layer and CAM passthrough layer devices to 666, i.e.:
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chmod 666 /dev/xpt0 /dev/pass0
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For ATAPI CD-ROMs and no ATAPICAM, the instructions for kscd apply.
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In order to make these changes permanent on FreeBSD 5.x, you have to
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add them to /etc/devfs.conf. Further instructions and examples on how
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to do this can be found there as well.
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