Well this is certainly better than my first with MDK a few years ago!
Took me maybe an hour to get the net working right though (didn't read the right documentation :rolleyes: ). At least my SB Audigy worked right away. I had had concerns about that.
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I am having a problem though that I'd like to see if you guys can help with.
I'm using KDE.
I have 2 CD Rom devices. One Sony CDRW, and a Pioneer DVD drive. The Sony is the Master, and mounted just fine. I'm listening to a music cd right now to make sure it STAYS fine.
However, the Pioneer is the Slave and I cannot get it to play any music (using XMMS, or KSCD), or view music CD's. Through Konqueror, I can get it to access pretty much all the data CD's I put in the tray.
Now, I think I get the idea of mounting and unmounting, so when I need to use the drive, I need to mount it. I'm getting very familiar with shell.. :D
Loading cdrom's to access CD's:
"mount /mnt/cdrom" for the Sony CDRW
"mount /mnt/cdrom1" for the Pioneer
Unloading cdrom's to remove CD's from drive:
"umount /mnt/cdrom" Sony
"umount /mnt/cdrom1" Pioneer
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Ok, after an hour of general messing around (setting up email, getting a desktop bg for all 4 desktops LOL, getting Gaim setup), the thought occured to me to check the settings within XMMS and KSCD.. after changing device from "/mnt/cdrom" to "/mnt/cdrom1/" and "/dev/cdrom" to "/dev/cdrom1", I can get them to load and play CD's from the Pioneer drive.
However, is there a way to make it so both programs can play from either drive, or will I just have to always use one CD drive for music CD's?
Also, Konqueror doesn't show any data on a music CD when the /mnt/cdrom or /mnt/cdrom1 folders are opened. Is this normal?
When I insert a CD it looks like it may be auto mounted by RHL8. However, when I type "umount /mnt/cdrom1" and then "mount /mnt/cdrom1" in Shell, it gives me this error:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/cdrom1, or too many mounted file systems
Hmm.. Well that's it for now. I'm sure I'll be back in an hour or so :laugh:
Took me maybe an hour to get the net working right though (didn't read the right documentation :rolleyes: ). At least my SB Audigy worked right away. I had had concerns about that.
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I am having a problem though that I'd like to see if you guys can help with.
I'm using KDE.
I have 2 CD Rom devices. One Sony CDRW, and a Pioneer DVD drive. The Sony is the Master, and mounted just fine. I'm listening to a music cd right now to make sure it STAYS fine.
However, the Pioneer is the Slave and I cannot get it to play any music (using XMMS, or KSCD), or view music CD's. Through Konqueror, I can get it to access pretty much all the data CD's I put in the tray.
Now, I think I get the idea of mounting and unmounting, so when I need to use the drive, I need to mount it. I'm getting very familiar with shell.. :D
Loading cdrom's to access CD's:
"mount /mnt/cdrom" for the Sony CDRW
"mount /mnt/cdrom1" for the Pioneer
Unloading cdrom's to remove CD's from drive:
"umount /mnt/cdrom" Sony
"umount /mnt/cdrom1" Pioneer
********
Ok, after an hour of general messing around (setting up email, getting a desktop bg for all 4 desktops LOL, getting Gaim setup), the thought occured to me to check the settings within XMMS and KSCD.. after changing device from "/mnt/cdrom" to "/mnt/cdrom1/" and "/dev/cdrom" to "/dev/cdrom1", I can get them to load and play CD's from the Pioneer drive.
However, is there a way to make it so both programs can play from either drive, or will I just have to always use one CD drive for music CD's?
Also, Konqueror doesn't show any data on a music CD when the /mnt/cdrom or /mnt/cdrom1 folders are opened. Is this normal?
When I insert a CD it looks like it may be auto mounted by RHL8. However, when I type "umount /mnt/cdrom1" and then "mount /mnt/cdrom1" in Shell, it gives me this error:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/cdrom1, or too many mounted file systems
Hmm.. Well that's it for now. I'm sure I'll be back in an hour or so :laugh:
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