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Ive happilly used a USB CD burner for several years;
however, in many situations, I want to look at the
newly burned CD_ in the drive_ as soon as it finishes...
on my system, this is possible ONLY if I reboot the
machine completely - that is, a simple log-out wont
work, and neither will opening a new terminal (works
in some similar situations).
well, however silly it makes me feel, I did fix this !
It was necessary only to eject the CD in the burner, then
push it back in... -now- the disk can be mounted and read,
or, with the new "windoze" look icons, clicking the icon
opens it.
Hopefully, this will help someone else who encounters
the problem.
Quote:
Originally Posted by stu7
Ive happilly used a USB CD burner for several years;
however, in many situations, I want to look at the
newly burned CD_ in the drive_ as soon as it finishes...
on my system, this is possible ONLY if I reboot the
machine completely - that is, a simple log-out wont
work, and neither will opening a new terminal (works
in some similar situations).
Can anyone suggest a fix for this ?
I burn with cdrecord/wodim, using debian stable.
Last edited by stu7; 03-31-2009 at 05:19 PM.
Reason: add title
Well, as the thread now shows, I managed to fix this problem.
Yep... remounting the drive was something else I tried
several ways, but as stated in original post, mounting
or remounting would not work without a full reboot...
that is, not without ejecting the CD !
Thanks for your reply.
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