Trevor Farrell wrote:
> The ongoing tradition of "weird & wacky" Ver 7.0-2 problems continues:
>
> Two new ones for you to dissect and enlighten me on (please)!
>
> 1) OK, by now you all know I've got a CDrom and a CRrw (right?) and that
> the CDrw works OK as a CDrom, but has some problems burning - but thats
> not the problem here!
>
> Now I got my sound card working I thought I'd use it to listen to my fav
> CD while working. Fine - music to my ears, until I popped a data CD into
> the CDrw to get a file - as soon as supermount mounted the Cdrw, my
> music died. The CD player kept on counting seconds, just no sound.
> Anyway, I fiddled with ejecting the CD and putting it back in, shutting
> down and restarting the CD player (the standard KDE one) and all I
> managed to do was lock up the Cd player so I had to use XKill to zap it
> good.
>
> Fine, I thought, lets use the M$ solution to get my sound back - logout
> - shutdown - reboot...
>
> Well, it didn't like that - timeout errors trying to unmount the CDrom
> (hdc) and the system stopped there - could not shut down! Eventually had
> to use the master reset switch (the off button!)
>
> Seems to do the same with or without supermount. Any ideas???
Just doubled checked my machine. Works fine.
Btw, I just did an install on another box. Had a CD on ide1 as primary and
a CDRW on the same cable as secondary. After installing Mandrake-Linux and
during the check out procedures I see that in KDE two cd-Rom icons, Cd-rom
and Cd-Rom2. Clicking on the cd-rom icon brings up the data window and will
also play cd-music. Clicking on the Cd-Rom2 gets a blank window or an error
message window that the data can't be displayed.
A look in /dev shows that the cd-Rom is correctly linked, @cdrom->hdc.
There is also a cdrom1, linked , @cdrom1->/dev/hdd. The @cdrom2->hdd is
also linked to hdd. Anyway to get the cd-rom2 icon the properly open and
read and display the second cd-rom, which is the CDRW we had to edit the
link in /dev/@cdrom2->hdd to @cdrom2->scd0. Now that it is correctly
linked all is working fine.
You have, I'm guessing that both cd's are on the same cable, set the dip
switches to the correct master or slave settings??
>
> 2) LICQ doesn't like me using the shift key on a long line - invariably
> garbles the text I've already typed. Anyone else have that one???
>
> Trevor