Hello Pratt,
Thanks for your clarification, but on linux guest os, I found gnome-vfs
detected the data CD as a blank CD, so in nautilus, the CD will be recognized
as a blank CD instead of a data CD. Do you know if there is a way can be used
to overcome this issue?
Anto
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Ian Pratt [mailto:Ian.Pratt@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
>Sent: 2007年4月20日 6:48
>To: Xu, Shenshen; xen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Cc: Yu, Xiaoyang; ian.pratt@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: RE: [Xen-devel] CD cannot be auto mounted by Nautilus
>on Linux guest OS
>
>> Did anybody know how I could make Linux Guest OS mount CD
>automatically
>> with Nautilus? When I exposed a Music CD to my FC5 guest os on Xen
>> 3.0.3, I found the CD wasn't recognized as a Music CD, it was
>recognized
>> as a blank CD. In Nautilus, when I clicked the icon of CD, a empty
>> folder was opened. On general linux, when user insert a Music CD, it
>> should be played automatically. I have checked the code of qemu, it
>> seems that qemu didn't simulate CD with CD type information. I wonder
>if
>> some people met such a problem before, and has already resolved this
>> issue.
>
>Xen currently only supports ISO data image (CDROM) functionality on
>CD/DVDs.
>
>> I also did some investigation on this issue, on linux guest
>os, system
>> will try to read CDIOREADTOCHEADER to detect the type of CD, but the
>> problem qemu cannot return right information to guest os.
>
>If you have a USB CD drive, you could try using the USB passthough
>functionality to make the drive accessible from the guest. This is an
>experimental feature in xen-unstable.
>
>Ian
>
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