I had the same problem on the same motherboard with a
Goldstar LG DVD/CD-RW drive. The Goldstar FAQ
(http://www.lgeservice.com/faqcdrw-1.html) mentions something about a
problem with DMA on the VIA motherboard.
So on a whim, I tried a different CD-ROM, and it works perfectly. Now I am using a ASUS CD-ROM for ripping audio, and my Goldstar for everything else, which seems to be a decent solution.
So it would appear to be an interaction problem between certain CD drives and the VIA firmware, but I am not sure if a firmware update even exists, and if it does, I don't know if it will help or not (www.via.com.tw seems to be down right now). I'm actually very happy with my current setup, and so I haven't been motivated to try anything new.
So, draw strength from the fact that you are not alone, but I can't offer you much more help than to tell you to swap out hardware. Sorry.
Jordan
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002 14:01:44 +0200
Dexter Filmore <Dexter.Filmore@gmx.de> wrote:
> Got a motherboard with VIA VT8233 Southbridge (a MSI K7T266 Pro2), Slackware
> 8.1 with a standard kernel (tried .18 as well as .19) patched with SGI XFS
> support, two atapi drives attached with /dev/hdc is Pioneer115 DVD and
> /dev/hdd is a Traxdata 24x-writer, both running in scsi emulation.
> Got VIA-support compiled in.
>
> Everythings runs fine: reading DVD, reading CD, writing CD.
> *Apart from*: CD ripping. When trying to read audio CDs, the system locks up,
> can't reproduce the exact error msgs right now, need a running system atm. If
> you like, I'll post them later on.
>
> Tried cdparanoia 9.8-III, cdda2wav - nothing works.
>
> I contacted Vojtech Pavlik, the author of the via82xxx.c code who advised me
> to ask Alan Cox or Andre Hedrick about this, so I thought best write to this
> list.
> Are there any workarounds/patches/voodoo magic for this problem?
>
> Dex
>
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