On Wed, Jun 21, 2006 at 01:26:55AM +0200, Andre Heynatz wrote:
> There needs to be a way for the kernel to provide drive state changes.
> Insertion of an audio CD-ROM may lead to an audio player being started. Is it
> possible to detect the Media ID of an empty medium?
Yes, hal already does this. If you install gnome-volume-manager it will start a
cd player on audio cd insertion..
> To determine burn speed, the system (kernel/desktop) may need some special
> information. Calling cdrecord would be one solution for this, but does it
> work on empty DVD media as well?
Hal can provide this information for you (Although it obviously needs some
work-arounds for broken hardware, just like cdrecord has)
> k3b can detect media if I poll it by pressing a button. I don't know how it
> does the detection, though. It should be triggered by HAL (event-based). What
> do you think?
File a bug against k3b so it listens to evens from hal :)
Sjoerd
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