[plug] sblive and dmesg

[Evan Lau]

thanks guys this fixed it....but it's weird that running kernel 2.2.16-22
doesn't produce the problem but running 2.2.18 does (even though it's
*should* be irrelevent which version is running). but yeah....disabling
those automatic cd things in gnome works. i guess it's okay to live with
the "inconvenience" of no auto-run :P

now....how about the two questions on the sblive? ie. how to get
bass/treble in the mixer to appear and how to get midi files
playing? something to do with which modules have to be installed when
compiling the kernel?

thanks guys....

evan

On Sun, 31 Dec 2000, Andrew Furey wrote:

> > >i constantly get a message similar to
> > "VFS: Disk change
> > > detected on device ide1(22,0)" with the ide1(22,0)
> > bit changing
> > > sometimes. so it's annoying as it removes the
> > useful info. how to disable
> > > this? and what's causing it?
> 
> > But when I went looking for solutions a lot of stuff
> > pointed to a package
> > magicdev under RH systems
> 
> I have this problem too occasionally (RH6.2). AFAIK
> magicdev is the program (part of GNOME) which scans
> the CDROM and determines what to do if a CD is
> inserted. I think I used to get the error more after I
> had taken a CD out after using it in GNOME (hence
> "disk change"). Thus it's a kernel error message, but
> directly caused by a process, so the kernel version
> _should_ be irrelevant.
> 
> If you don't want to remove the package, disabling it
> may work: (6.2 setup here, 7 may be different)
> 
> GNOME control centre -> CD properties -> turn off all
> automatic-run-type things.
> 
> HTH
> 
> Andrew
> 
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