Re: cdrom drive on OS X

Michael Mauch <[email protected]> Tue, 3 Apr 2007 20:56:26 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.multimedia.grip.user
Message-ID <20070403185626.GA14130@elmicha>
Kevin Nowaczyk wrote:

> There is no /dev/cdrom in OS X.  Does anyone know what
> the appropriate device name of the cdrom is?  When a
> cd is placed in the drive, It's automatically mounted
> in /Volumes/  In order to get cdparanoia to work,
> standalone, I type `sudo umount /Volumes/Name_Of_CD/`
> and quickly type `cdparanoia -B` before the OS
> automatically mounts it for me.  cdparanoia seems to
> know where to look.
> 
> Any idea what I need to put in the config area in
> grip?

I have no idea of OSX, but if you have "umount", probably you can run
"mount" to see the device that the automounter uses to mount
"/Volumes/Name_Of_CD/".

Regards...
		Michael


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