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From: Pascal.Gienger@uni-konstanz.de (Pascal Gienger)
Subject: Re: /dev/rcd0c won't play audio cds
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Nathan V. Patwardhan <nvp@shore.net> wrote:
: I'm running 2.1.5-RELEASE on a 486-DX66/16M. I've configured my kernel
: for sound (sb0), and IDE ATAPI support (/dev/wcd0c, wcd0), BUT for some
: reason, it won't play audio cds, because it claims /dev/rcd0c is not
: configured.
/dev/[r]cd* are SCSI CDROM devices. ;)
Try /dev/wcd0c or /dev/rwcd0c :-)
cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV wcd0
Set the environment variable CDPLAY to "/dev/rwdc0c".
It should work now. BTW, try first the normal "cdplay" or "cdplayer".
There are more chances that these are working then xmcd. xmcd always
refused to work with my Mitsumi CD-ROM. Now with a SCSI one, there are no
problems.
If you want to try with xmcd, try:
xmcd -dev /dev/rwcd0c
Pascal
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