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Ed Jabbour schreef: |
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> After a recent emerge -uDv system, which upgraded xine-lib, I cannot use xine |
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> to watch dvds anymore. It cannot find /dev/hdc. The output from running |
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> xine from the console is at http://rafb.net/paste/results/ac0MJP75.html. |
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> I've tried downgrading and re-emerging to no avail. I'm wondering if this |
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> is related somehow to udev, but I don't know where to look for that. Any |
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> advice appreciated. Thanks. |
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Stupid question: is the device mounted when you try to run the movie in |
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Xine, or was it expected to/did it in the past automount somehow? |
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What happens if you mount the drive manually in a terminal and then |
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(assuming it mounts) run Xine? |
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I only ask since the device permissions seem correct, and I assume that |
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Xine is set to the correct device (/dev/dvd, in this case, which |
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presumes that your reader is correct at /dev/hdc). |
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And if the device is correct, and the settings of the program is |
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correct, the only time I see such errors as those (not in Xine, but in a |
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file manager or the like), is when the device is not mounted (despite |
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media being in the drive), so the files on the media are not readable by |
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the program. |
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HTH, |
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Holly |
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