From: Michael R. <mr...@us...> - 2003-04-09 15:35:37
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Hi, > > maybe you just changed the wrong option? what is checked in the > > cdrom health check is in fact input.vcd_device, what is checked in > > the dvd health check is in fact input.dvd_device > > My preferences are set up as follows: > > dvd_device: /dev/dvd (symlink to /dev/hdc) > dvd_raw_device: /dev/rddv > vdc_device: /dev/cdrom > > If I create a /dev/cdrom --> /dev/hdc symlink, the problem > disappears, but I prefer to reserve the name "cdrom" for another > purpose. Also, if in Preferences I set dvd_device to be /dev/hdc, the > setup Wizard still tries to find /dev/cdrom. Because vdc_device still points to /dev/cdrom. Set it to /dev/hdc as well (or to /dev/dvd). > Do you mean that the error reported by the setup Wizard can simply be > ignored? I tried that, but then when I click File, DVD: > > xine engine failed to start > > There were listed four likely causes: a) no input plugin found (but > I thought with xine-lib 1.0, the input plugin is now incorporated), > b) file does not exist (DVD file? I have a DVD disk in the DVD > drive). c) wrong permissions (if I can mount the drive, aren't > permissions likely to be ok?), d) URL syntax error (what URL?). Permissions are not necessarily ok if you can mount. You need read and write permissions on /dev/hdc. Michael -- Every program has at least one bug and can be shortened by at least one instruction -- from which, by induction, one can deduce that every program can be reduced to one instruction which doesn't work. |