I just upgraded a 5.2 system to 6.1. Since doing so, the system cannot handle audio CDs. I have tried xplaycd, kscd, and cdp, all fail in a similar manner. When the CD is put into the drive and the application started, the application resonds as though the drive is empty (except for cdp, which says it is getting info from the CD and never does anything more). When an application is started, the drive lights will come on for about a second and go out. Subsequent button pushing on the applications will blip the drive light (much less than a second). I can mount and examine iso9660 cdroms with no problems. This happens with the stock kernel and with my trimmed down custom kernel. /var/log/messages shows no errors, nor does stdout/stderr. -Michael
I have the same problem. 6.1 clean install, use LinuxConf, Disk Management or mount command-line, all cannot mount Audio CD, the error message as following: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/cdrom0, or too many mounted files system I am sure there should be no error in the command issued, since it only occurs when the CD format is Audio, but not usual Data CD. Or there is a difference between mounting an Audio and Data CD? I think not. Just found out today while I want to play an Audio CD.
one can not mount audio cds. use something like xcdplay or cdp or the CD players from Gnome/KDE to listen to the audio CDs.