Excellent. Thank you, Martin. Didn't need any kernel tweaking... my
/dev/cdrom was a link pointing to the wrong place. After a little
poking around, I figured it was at /dev/hdc. Listening to a CD right now!
(Still don't know why it worked in my other kernel, but I really don't
care. 2.6 is
First of all, check your dmesg output for ide and hde (and maybe SCSI)
related messages. Post that if it doesn't make complete sense.
It seems strange to me that your cdrom drive would be hde. Do you have
disks on hdb thru hdd?
Check lsmod to see if any scsi modules are loaded (I don't think they
Thanks, Sebastian, for your suggestions. But I already know about the
necessity to read the digital audio. The problem is that (in 2.6.5) the
applications don't even see the /dev/cdrom. In 2.4.25, the CD "plays",
but since I don't have audio working there, I can't hear the audio.
As per your
hi jim...
* jim altieri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2004-04-07 09:12 +0200]:
> I would like to play audio CD's on my powerbook. It's a G3 500, with
> Firewire. A Pismo. I'm running a very up-to-date sarge.
> I have a couple of kernels booting, a 2.4.25, and a 2.6.5. In my
> 2.4.25, my system has
Hello,
I would like to play audio CD's on my powerbook. It's a G3 500, with
Firewire. A Pismo. I'm running a very up-to-date sarge.
I have a couple of kernels booting, a 2.4.25, and a 2.6.5. In my
2.4.25, my system has no problem recognizing audio CDs in the drive.
But ALSA isn't working
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