Thanks Paul.
I am very familiar with the dl* man pages.
I guess I failed to mention that I've already fixed the problem below
and moved passed to actually trying to test the feature (disc id).
I noticed that I had to manually find the superdrive drive (df and
look for mounted music cd) and manually umount (sudo umount /Volumes/
SomeCdIHadLyingAround) to allow Picard to have access to the drive.
I was wondering what everyone else was doing.
Tim
On Feb 22, 2009, at 11:11 PM, Paul Arthur wrote:
> On 2009-02-23, Timothy Lee <
TimLee@...> wrote:
>>
>> On Feb 22, 2009, at 7:21 AM, Nikki wrote:
>>
>>> Timothy Lee wrote:
>>>> Please, if you would, test out:
>>>>
>>>>
http://tim.homeunix.com/files/picard_0.11/picard_i386_libofa94_tiger.dmg>>>>
http://tim.homeunix.com/files/picard_0.11/picard_i386_libofa94_tiger.md5>>>>
>>>> Again, if you have a tiger box, PLEASE TEST THIS and let me know
>>>> what
>>>> you find!
>>>
>>> With 10.4/Intel, it runs and fingerprinting works but looking up CDs
>>> doesn't work, it says:
>>> Error opening library: dlopen(libdiscid.1.dylib, 6): image not found
>>
>> what device name are you guys using?
>> What process do you use to unmount the disk so that picard can use
>> it?
>
> Before you go haring off, that's not relevant to the error above.
> dlopen is a dynamic loader for libraries, and the error means that it
> wasn't able to locate the requested library.
>
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