John, I didn't realise you were just going to type it in! If you do 'cdparanoia --help', one of the things it says is:
-d --force-cdrom-device <dev> : use specified device; disallow autosense So (and I'm not quite sure of the syntax) you might neeed something like: #cdparanoia -vB -d /dev/cdrom2 1- /root/tmp/name I've probably got that a bit wrong, but try variations on it. Richard -- "They said there's life up there in the galaxy The world in collision, there's people with an allergy" -- >[root@localhost root]# cdparanoia -d -vB 1- /root/tmp/name > >It would seem that the -d option has no effect. >but please do check my command line. > >So far the only option that seems to work at all >is with the Audio CD in the DVD/ROM and: > >cdparanoia -vB 1- /root/tmp/name > >which caches the wave files in that directory. > >Does all this suggest cdrecord is the problem ? >I don't know. > >John > > >John Richard Smith >[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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