CD-ROM not working after compiling a kernel
Hi everybody!
I have Mandrake 9.2, and I tried to compile a kernel (ver. 2.4.24), Now everything is working great except for one thing - my CD-ROM drive! I used the patch for the Supermount option, and all my configurations regarding IDE/ATAPI/Block Devices/File-Systems seem alright. when I boot the system for the first time with the new kernel, i get a screen that says that the system found a new hardware (CD) and that it's gonna run a configuration. i choose yes, and the system continues to load. then i have no CD support (/mnt/cdrom is empty). i don't think it's related to the Supermount option because when i insert a Floppy disk it works alright. when i boot to the old kernel it says again that a new CD drive was found. what should i do? is there something i'm missing here? |
are you able to mount the cd drive manually? ('mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom')
(or if using devfs) 'mount /dev/cdroms/cdrom0 /mnt/cdrom |
first: i forgot to mention that it's not a CD-ROM, it's a BURNER.
second: when i boot with the new kernel for the first time, i get a blue screen that says: Quote:
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[root@212 zvika]# mount |
/etc/fstab in new kernel must be messed up, if burner drive isnt recognised.
in new kernel, obviously, it says "Hardware changed in BURNERS class SCD0 removed" old it says "Hardware changed in BURNER class SCD0 added" the key here is "removed" in old, "added in new" what kernel was old, and what is new? maybe new kernel has no support for your particular drive. |
well the odd thing I think is that it says cdrom HDC added but there is no device file /dev/hdc
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/dev/cdrom/hdc ?
no, that cant be right. /dev/hdc/cdrom ? that dont look right either. |
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