On 2015-01-10, Jakub Stoppa wrote: > I have a new install of Edubuntu 14.04.1 64-bit running on an ESXi 5.5 U1 > host. We opted to run the GNOME fallback interface since we run a number > of low spec PCs with 1 to 2 GB RAM with iterated Intel graphics (i815 and > i845). > > On the ThinClients I am able play back un-encrypted DVDs, access DATA CDs > and DVDs. All external media automatically mounts, even my external USB > sticks and HDDs. The only thing that is not working are Audio CDs.
Audio CDs don't implement a mountable filesystem... You could work around this issue by running the Audio CD playing application as an LTSP localapp. Long ago there was a standalone kernel module, maybe called "cdfs-src", but I don't think it's been maintained in recent years: http://linux.about.com/cs/linux101/g/cdfssrc.htm Another more difficult option would be to write a fuse filesystem that dynamically transforms audio CDs into .wav files, much like how "cdfs-src" did it, but probably a little more maintainable. live well, vagrant
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