Stew Benedict wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Colin Ward wrote:
> 
> 
>>
>>>I also don't know why pmud is so problematic for you. If I recall you
>>>don't have the latest greatest ibook right?  Power management did not work
>>>correctly on the new TiBook, but these things are a matter of letting the
>>>development catch up with the hardware.  The new pmud is up on my web
>>>space, if anyone want's to try it.
>>>
>>>http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~sbenedict
>>>
>>
>>i have been testing teh latest version. One thing, the other day i again 
>>tried one of benh's kernels and pmud seemed to work perfectly. It would 
>>sleep and wake up very quickly and didn't crash. Problem was though 
>>after installing it i couldn't get my USB modem to work, and DRI wasn't 
>>enabled. I have last years (may 2001)ibook2. The first one released, 
>>luckily with the hard modem.
>>
>>
> 
> tradeoffs I guess ;^)
> 
> 
>>>>i  also  can't play audio CD's. I can if i rip them to MP3s and burn 
>>>>them to cd, and the sound is perfect. I know there was a issue with this 
>>>>but thought it had been fixed?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>I wasn't aware of anything that needed to be fixed.  It's a known issue
>>>that Apple removed the analog connection between the CDROM and soundcard
>>>on newer machines and you have to use the cdreader plugin to play CD's.
>>>It's also known that xmms and supermount are somewhat less than
>>>compatible.  These issues also exist on x86.  I tested the cdreader plugin
>>>on the TiBook Phil lent me, and it seemed to work fine.
>>>
>>>
>>Ok, where do i get the CD reader plug-in? i haven't seen it anyware.
>>
>>
> 
> It's in contribs on the mirrors.  I moved into main for the final PPC
> release though.  I tried to package it as part of xmms, but the maintainer
> would have no part of it.
> 
> Stew Benedict
> 
> 

Sorry steve but whats the file called? i've looked here
ftp://ftp.proxad.net/mirrors/ftp.mandrake-linux.com/Mandrake-devel/contrib/ppc/
and there are a number of things that begin cd-, but i'm not sure whats 
what. Sorry to be a pain
Colin


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