CD player won't play CDs (otherwise it's just fine)

From: Happy Bag (oh.sure_at_send.spam.net)
Date: 06/09/04

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    Date: Wed, 09 Jun 2004 11:57:54 -0500

    Hi - but seriously, FC2 has its problems, some
    I've solved.. so I have hope about this one.

    I put in a CD, in kscd in KDE or in "CD Player"
    in Gnome, and the transport works ok, eject and
    the CD moving in there.. but zero sound and zero
    CD info, not even a generic list of the songs
    on the disk.

    The sound card works fine for other things.

    The other multimedia aps don't see the disk in
    there, either. Do I need to do some special
    mounting or something?

             Happy Bag

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