I wrote >If you have the proper symlink in /dev >you should be able to simply say > > mount /dev/cdrom /cdrom . . .
...but then Ken pointed out: > Nay; you've got it backwards -- it's not Linux that's throwing > you... leastwise, I don't think it is. You're inserting a stock, > store-bought audio CD-ROM? If so, there -are- no files; the raw > audio data is encoded right on the media. In order to get it off > (regardless of operating system), you have to use some sort of > CD-ROM-to-MP3 "ripping" software. ...which, of course, is much more likely to be correct. Duh. _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss