mount cdrom...
ok here is my fstab :
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# This file is edited by fstab-sync - see 'man fstab-sync' for details shell says: mount: block device /dev/hdd is write-ptotected, mounting read-only moutn: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock an /dev/hdd, or too many mounted file system ...pls help! |
Your fstab says it's mount point is /media/cdrom. Does it work if you do
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mount /media/cdrom |
Re: mount cdrom...
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mount : /media/cdrom is not a block device Quote:
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If you have a disc in your cdrom type: eject /dev/hdd this should open your drive tray.
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eject /dev/hdc is working but if i trie mount -r /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom i get this error message:
can't read superblock... ??!? |
If you have opened the tray using the eject command your cdrom is already mounted.
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ohhhh....
but i cant see the files in /media/cdrecorder ... wtf.?!? |
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okey sorry for the confusion..
:rolleyes: i have tryed it with hdc wich should be (auto)mounted into /media/cdrecorder. Correct me if im wrong. and its a music cd wich actually is (auto)mounted as i can see an icon appearing on my desktop=> A disc shortcut which on clicking starts the cd player and plays the disc... but as i mentioned i cant find the files in /media/cdrecorder. same problem with hdd => /media/cdrom any idea?!? |
i have read that you cant mount audio cd?!?!is that right?!
i checked the mount command with an data disc and it worked perfectly... my problem is that i want to play the audiocd with xmms and not with cd player...how can i do that if i can not mount the cd into a directory?!?! |
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To play your audio cd using xmms do the following:- Right click the play button-->Left click on play location (or url). Now type (assuming this is the drive you are going to use) /media/cdrom. Now click ok and press play. There may be a quicker or better way of doing this, when you find it let me know :-) |
i think i got everythink right now!!!
THX for the assistance... :) |
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