Try the same thing I sent to the list earlier:
"I think I answered this for somebody else yesterday.
do an ls-l on your cdrom
you will find that it is a link to some other filename
and the other name does not have the necessary permissions.
whatever name the file points to (-->) do a chmod on that
file (booted as root, of course) to at least 444.
Best of luck. --doug"
At 12:26 12/12/2000 +1300, you wrote:
>Wilson wrote:
>>
>> Tried your suggestion, didn't work. The cd wil play you can see the time
>> counting up but no sound. There is no problem with mp3's and system
sounds.
>> Thanks for the suggestion.
>
>Have you made any hardware changes to your box?
>
>Check your cables from Sound card to CDrom drive (should
>be a skinny one say 3mm (1/8th ") dia cable with flat
>connectors
>
>Do you dual boot? Can you play cds in the other opsys?
>
>Cheers
>
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