Hi! Tomorrow I'll leave in Easter rholiday and I want to take my Linux box with me. Unfortunatelly, I cannot take the monitor with me, so I want to transform my box in a juke box that should work as follow: - I start it - I insert a CD-ROM with mp3s - it play it - I want anotrer disk, I eject the previous, I insert tne new one and it play it - etc. The ideea is that I have to work without typing on keyboard, because I don't have any monitor with me. I have to work only with insert/eject button from the CD-ROM drive front panel. Last night I dig in the kernel sources and I found in ide-cd.h a define that allow me to eject a mounted CD-ROM. Now, all what I need is a software solution (program) that automatically: - detect when a CD was plugged in, and to start a particular script (that mount that CD, make a playlist and play it) - detect when a CD was ejected, and start another particular script (that kill mpg123 and umount the disk I tried autorun but it has two major disadvantages: it runs under X and it too smart on ejecting CD (he prompt me with a windows saying that drive is busy, instead to run the command that I want). Autofs and amd have diffrent purposes. Right now I compile my kernel with supermount. The question is: does anybody have any ideea where I can fine a program that performs the task described bellow? Does anybody do before such a Linux jukebox? Can you give me any more suggestions? Thx in advance, Socrate P.S. One more question: how can I recognize that a CD in a CD-ROM drive is an audio CD or a CD-ROM, BEFORE trying to mount it? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Radu Filip http://www.tuiasi.ro/socrate/ Network Administrator [EMAIL PROTECTED] @CCTI | tuiasi.ro http://www.tuiasi.ro/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------
