On Thu, 2002-06-27 at 21:47, Jean-Paul Blaquiere wrote: > > On Jun 27, Shannon Menkveld illuminated : > > > I am trying to rip some CDs to ogg, and it seems that my Alpha can't figure > > out what to do with audio discs. I can mount data CD's fine, but the system > > seems to pretend that audio CDs don't exist. The drive is a Sony 12x24x40 > > CD-RW, which has never given me a problem before, even on this machine. I > > had to rebuild the system after losing a hard drive, and now this occurs. Is > > this a kernel problem, or an application problem? SInce the hardware hasn't > > changed, except for the HDD, it's gotta be in software, right? > > > if you're just ripping, then cdparanoia should get it for you. you need > sg in the kernel (either module or statically linked) > > cdparanoia -vsQ will search for all drives (with CDs in them) You're going to need the sg module loaded to rip audio. Make sure that as a user you have group read access at least to the sgX device at which the cd lives. This is of course assuming that the drive is SCSI. --mike
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