Whoops, I used the .bin file. I checked if the in-game music was working, but instead of the music I got to hear a loud noise as if it was a data track. Here's a piece of information that might help you solve the problem: if I put my Rayman CD in my CD player, I have to skip track 1 because it is a …

I did this: imgmount e /home/pdedecker/Desktop/rayman.bin -t iso -fs iso That partially worked. The game, the graphics, the sound etc. work fine except for the fact that I don't hear the in-game music. Can that be fixed (I just want to get the best gaming experience possible :)) or is that too …

I've had no luck with that either. :( Here's something that might help: I know that the in-game music is not stored as data on the CD. Instead the music is stored as audio tracks, which means that I can play the in-game music on just about any CD player. Does that require additional modules to be …

According to Ubuntu, the CD label should be RayQuiz_HF (I'm not running a standard version of Rayman, but its core remains the same) so I did this: mount e /media/cdrom0 -t cdrom -label RayQuiz_HF I started the game, but it still couldn't find the Rayman CD. Is my syntax wrong perhaps?

I was trying to get Rayman to work, but then this happened: http://img370.imageshack.us/img370/3779/raymanto4.th.jpg I'm using Ubuntu 7.04 and I mounted the Rayman CD by doing mount e /media/cdrom0 -t cdrom I tried pressing ESC and SPACE, but neither of these keys had any impact on the program. Is …