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Subject: ioctl for my cdrom
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When I try to play a music cd in xmms as root it says digital aufio 
extraction test failed: inapropriate ioctl for device.  Also it says 
device /dev/acd0 ok.  Anyone have a solution?
Thanks,
Jason