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On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 15:37:01 -0700, Richard Fish wrote |
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> On 10/23/06, pat <pat@××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> > Sorry, I've try both UI (alsaplayer) and command line (workbone) applications |
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> > to play audio CD and the result is the same: "Nothing to play." message. |
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> A couple of things to double check...assuming you are using udev, |
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> make sure that your CD device nodes are being created under the |
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> group "cdrom": |
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> ~ > ls -lL /dev/cd* |
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> brw-rw---- 1 root cdrom 11, 0 Oct 21 16:34 /dev/cdrom |
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> brw-rw---- 1 root cdrom 11, 0 Oct 21 16:34 /dev/cdrw |
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> And make sure your user account is a member of the cdrom group: |
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> ~ > id | grep cdrom |
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> uid=500(rjf) gid=100(users) |
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> groups=10(wheel),18(audio),20(dialout),80(cdrom),85(usb),100(users) |
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> ,408(scanner),409(graphics),444(vmware),445(plugdev),446(qemu) |
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> -Richard |
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Yes, the user I'm using is member of the cdrom group and the device /dev/cdrom |
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exists. I'm able to play DVDs, data CDs, but I have problem only with audio CDs. |
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One of the changes I've did was switch between profiles; from 2005.1 to |
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current one. Can be this the problem ??? |
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Thanks |
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Pat |
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P.S. The HW is IBM TP43 ... if this help. |
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