This tip is documented on the LightScribe Pre-Release Software Evaluation page.
#Lacie lightscribe labeler install#
These packages install programs as setuid root, which means that they run with full system privileges and could be a security risk.Īctivating the higher contrast print mode will let you print higher quality labels, at the cost of a bit longer burn time. Once you’re finished with the design, simply remove the disc from the burner, flip it over. On my system, running Ubuntu 9.10, with a MadDog LightScribe drive, it takes about 14 minutes to print a full CD at normal contrast, and 27 minutes at high contrast. If you’re using SureThing CD/DVD Labeler (Windows XP, 2000) or LaCie LightScribe Labeler (Mac OS X) disc labeling software, simply launch the software and design the label onscreen by typing in the title information and choosing or importing graphics. png format), use the LaCie 4L application: opt/lightscribeApplications/SimpleLabeler/SimpleLabelerįor printing full-CD custom labels that you've created (typically use. If, while trying to run the Simple Labeler application, you receive a message that states, "error while loading shared libraries: liblightscribe.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory," manually run ldconfig like this:įor creating simple text labels, with a variety of stock border decorations, use the SimpleLabler application: To create a symbolic link from the installed libstdc++ to a path where the application will find it.
To fix this problem, run the following command: The problem is that the dpkg files do not install libstdc++.so.5 in /usr/lib32, only in /usr/lib and /usr/lib64.
Running the 4L-gui or 4L-cli program in some cases (e.g., Ubuntu 9.10) will give the error:Įrror while loading shared libraries: libstdc++.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Never force install a package unless you are prepared to restore the operating system from backup. This is an advanced command that can break your Ubuntu installation. Sudo dpkg -install -force-architecture 4l*.deb Sudo dpkg -install -force-architecture lightscribe*.deb The LightScribe packages can be forcibly installed on 64-bit systems.įirst, install the 32-bit compatibility package:
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