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So I followed the archwiki guide on autofs, but when I put a cd in my drive nothing comes up in the media directory, just like it says it would in the bottom of th wikir. Now what I don't undertand, is how am I supposed to access the cdrom if I can't see it? I wan't to play a cd using xmms, which xmms can't see my cdrom drive either. I'm using xfce4 and a toshiba M1712 DVD-rom drive.
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Why would you need to mount an audio cd? You should be able to play it directly.
I have nothing to say, and I am saying it.
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Autofs doesn't work with music CD because they can't be mounted. To play CD with XMMS, you'll need *I think* a plugin:
pacman -S xmms-cdparanoia
I can't give more details right now (not in Arch).
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Stay with me, I'm switching over from ubuntu. When I open xmms I go to play directory and it lists /dev/cdroms but no cdrom0. If I go to into the filemanager, it lists /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 but I can't open cdrom0. How do I access an audiocd?
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you need to add your user to the "audio" and "optical" groups - audio for the output, and optical for the cdrom
also, xmms doesn't need a plugin to play audio cds - if you don't have that little cable connecting the cdrom drive to the sound card, you need to make sure you select "digital output" or something like that in the xmms options for audio cds
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I already added my user to audio and optical but here's something new. When I go into xmms->preferences->audio I/O plugins->configure cd audio player->check drive I get an error message saying
Failed to open device /dev/cdrom/
Error: No such file or directory
Failed to open /mnt/cdrom
Error: No such file or directory
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I changed those settings to say /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 instead of /dev/cdrom and I get this message when I hit check drive.
Device /Dev/cdroms/cdrom0 OK
Disc has 12 tracks
Total length 43:29
Digital audio extraction test: OK
Failed to check directory /mnt/cdrom
Error: No such file or directory
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Error: No such file or directory
have you created the folder cdrom in the /mnt/ directory?
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less /etc/fstab
then
ls /mnt
Compare.
and as Mssr Pingu suggested, maybe create the directories needed, as highlighted by fstab
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Ok I think I got it figured out with new directories.
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