cd drive question and nessus question

[Geocacher]

If you have esound (the enlightened sound daemon) installed on your 
system, try going in to the XMMS configuration menu, selecting which 
codec is being used to play sound.

If my hunch is correct, it's defaulted to play the OSS library drivers. 
  Switch to the esound daemon setting, reboot KDE, GNOME, or whatever 
window manager you're using, and you may find yourself in business.

This worked for me, I hope, if you choose to try it, it also works for 
you.

Kind regards,
Stephen Brown


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On May 13, 2004, at 6:53 PM, steve s wrote:

> Hey everyone.
>
> A while back I wrote asking for help about my cd drive not working and 
> got some replies but none that could help me. I have kept at it since 
> then and found that music CDs cant be recognised and I get a message " 
> wrong fs type or too many devices mounted" every time I try to mount 
> my cd drive with a music cd. When I use KsCD or XMMS the tracks are 
> recognised and listed but when I press play no sound comes and the cd 
> time keeps going like it is reading the cd. The only cd that I  can 
> successfully mount is the YDL 3.0 CDs.
>
> Can anyone out there play music CDs on their machine? Anyone have any 
> ideas with this extra information?
>
> Another thing is that I was hoping to find out if anybody has tried 
> nessus? I was looking around the YDL web site and found and read about 
> it. Is it worth trying? Is it for networks only or can I use it on my 
> machine at home?
>
>
> Thanks for reading!
>
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