I installed Slitaz 2.0 stable on my computer and I have a DVD drive. I used this DVD drive to boot on a cd-rw to setutp slitaz, so the DVD drive works. When I insert the cd-rw with slitaz, the cdrom is mounted and works well. But when I insert a music cdrom, nothing appends. So I tried "mount /dev/hdd /media/cdrom" wih the root permissions and I had this error message : mount: mounting /dev/hdd on /media/cdrom failed: Input/Output Error (Erreur d'entrée/sortie) Someone has the same issue or a solution?
Thanks to reply me. I already thought of that but there is no group named cdrom in the file /etc/group. And as I can read my cd-rw I think this is not a permissions issue.
I tried to add a new group named cdrom, I added the user to this group and I changed the group owner of /dev/cdrom, /dev/dvd, /dev/hdd and /media/cdrom; but without success. I tried this command "mount /dev/cdrom /media/cdrom -t iso9660" and the system replies me "Invalid argument". Do Slitaz support iso9660 file type ?
Since you don't say why you need to mount an audio cd here is what I use on slitaz with audio cd.
I rip the wav files and convert to ogg or mp3 with Menu/Multimedia/Asunder CD Ripper.
I have a sata dvd burner and use Audacious which has a digital audio cd output plugin to play audio cd's.I had to change permissions on the drive before a regular user could play.
I have an older computer with an atapi ide dvd drive with the analog audio cable between the drive and soundcard. I use orpheus to control the drive.
Both programs retrieve song names from freedb and add them to the playlist.
There is a cdfs kernel module for mounting audio cd , vcd, etc...
Hello! I had the same problem: I had to change the permission on the file /dev/hdc in order to be able to play the audio CD using AlsaPlayer (Slitaz 3.0) (as root): chmod 666 /dev/hdc
Now I can play them fine with my regular user login!
Now I am trying to play a film with VLC when I insert the film in my Ubuntu computer I have a windows opening showing the content of the DVD. I clic right on the film and menu "open with VLC" Nothing like it in Slitaz
Not without installing half of the gnome dependencies... Seriously, you need like 100MB of GNOME's files just to use it. Rather use something like LXTerminal or Sakura.