I am having problems installing Nero Linux 4.0.0.0b in openSUSE 11.4 32 bit, the installer says ity requieres a libstdc++ dependency
libstdc++ >= 4.1.1 is requiered by neronlinux-4.0.0.0-1.i386
I had the same problem but on x86_64 system. I had libstdc++ installed, with version 4.5-19.1 and still the package manager complained.
I worked around the problem by forcing the installation to complete in spite the missing dependencies. To do that I had to invoke “zypper install …” from command line.
fair…
thnks m8 
Also do not forget that after zypper install and dependencies braking, somebody must run nero with su privileges so nero can find RW devices 
(at least that happens to me under x86_64)
Its buggie up today… hope Nero understands that has to be back soon (already are late), with a FREE update to all of us registered users.
Good info. I’ll try forcing it but I’d rather not 
Thanks for pointing out that about running it as root though! Now I’ll check on updates
I am installing it with the nodeps option rpm -Uvh nero4.rpm --nodeps with no problems, about nero finding the cdrw drive I add my user to the cdrom group, it is important that you read this too
[FIX] Multisession issue with Nero Linux 4 - Club MyCE](http://club.myce.com/f48/fix-multisession-issue-nero-linux-4-a-303545)
Many of you experiences issues with Nero Linux 4 when continuing a multisession disc. Apparently, Nero Linux 4 is looking for some shared libs in the wrong folder, so, of course it is NEVER possible to continue a multisession disc.
This issue will of course be fixed in the next release (don’t ask for a date ), but you can use the following trick to make it work for now. As root,
- Go in /usr/lib/nero (/usr/lib64/nero for the 64-bit version) - Once you are there, copy the files libISOFS.so and libUDFImporter.so to the /usr/lib (/usr/lib64 for the 64-bit version).This should let you use the multisession features of Nero Linux 4.
Also remember to manually delete these 2 files before you uninstall or upgrade the nero linux package.