Hi Tim!
after inserting an Audio(Music) CD into the cdrom/cdrecorder device, I can not access audio:/ with konquerer. Everything is enabled and should work. (E.g. 'Grip' works very fine for ripping). In the control center I teste both: auto-detect and fixed to /dev/cdrom. Both result in the same error when clicking onto 'Audio-CD-Browser': (tranlated from german) Failed to load 'audio:/': File or directory '/' does not exist.
This is on SuSE 8.1, KDE 3.1.0, kernel SuSE 2.4.19
What can I do?
Well, you can open an konqueror and test a little bit. Examples for loading: audiocd:/?device=/dev/cdrom audiocd:/?device=/dev/hdc audiocd:/?device=/dev/sg0 audiocd:/?device=/dev/sr0 Perhaps one of them are working. If you find the right device, then make it fixed in the preferences you mentioned above. Or change the link properties on your desktop icon to open the right line from above.
Besides an other question: these mixed music/data cds mount fine with mount -t iso9660 ... or with filesys set to 'iso9660' in fstab. But filesys 'auto' does not work, error message is:
blitz-lx:/etc # mount /media/cdrecorder /dev/cdrecorder: Input/output error mount: you must specify the filesystem type
I am not sure if this the same with pure data cdroms (don't have one here).
Is there a solution (kernel update?).
I don't know any solution besides putting iso9660 into fstab. I tried to put iso9660 on top of /etc/filesystems, but it seems that this is being ignored (List: Why?) List: Are there any known drawbacks, when fixing this to iso9660? There should be not many dtat CD's with other fs'es or am I wrong? I found tons and tons of pages describing how to burn mixed-mode cd's but I did find only very few (not very good) pages which are mentioning mounting them... Greets, Daniel