Another thing that perhaps should need to be pointed out to poster but apparently does is that it can be important to actually give people some information when asking for help. Take this post, for example:
Quote Originally Posted by Killajoe
i have 2 burners and none of them is recognized how can i resolve this please n e one i am new to the whole linux thing
The user gives no clue what the two burners are, or even if they are on IDE, SATA, SCSI interfaces or something else. The person seeking help doesn't even tell others if the burners are both in the same system, what version of Knoppix he is using, how much memory he has on the system (or anything about the system) or even what software he is trying to use. At the time of this message being posted only the original post has been made in the other thread, but I'm willing to bet that Killajoe can't get much help until this information is given. For example, we know that 4.0.1 has burning issues, and what the fix is, but we don't know if Killajoe is using 4.0.1. Without Knoppix version number and drive info at a bare minimum, this post is more noise than signal.