Re: Status tab shows everything worked fine but in reality no files are ripped/encoded.

Dimitrios Daskalakis wrote:

> I am using Grip 3.2.0 on Debian Sarge (2.4 kernel –
> Gnome). Here is my problem.
> 
> I put an audio cd in the cdrom drive, I start Grip and
> I click on Rip+Encode. I choose the 
> Status tab and I watch Grip reporting the following in
> the Status tab:
[...]
> However, the problem is that when I go to find the
> ogg, files they do not exist. And the whole process
> lasts about 5 seconds (for 9 tracks!), which means
> that no rip and encoding has taken place. Grip thinks
> it has done the job but it hasn't. Does anybody know
> where I should start looking for the solution to this
> problem?

Make sure you have loaded the ide-scsi module (or built IDE SCSI
emulation into the kernel), and that you have the permissions for the
/dev/sgX device which corresponds to your CD-ROM drive, and that you
configured the Generic SCSI device in Grip (in Config -> Rip -> Ripper).

Regards...
		Michael

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