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hmmm. haven't used teenpup.. but do you know if teenpup even knows your second drive exists? You can check for existing drives drives with
ls -a /dev/hd*
ls -a /dev/sd*
and the hd* devices will probably be hard drives or anything that's using a pata, not sata connection.
and results for /dev/sd* are for sata connections. You'll have to know or guess which type your cd is.
if some promising devices show up, you can try using:
sudo mount -t autofs /dev/hda2 /media/cd2
where hda2 is a promising result from one of the commands, autofs *should* automatically mount the drive with the correct filesystem (or you can specify the type, I think a couple examples are cdrfs, iso9960, udfs), oh yeah, and /media/cd2 is the place where you'll mount the cd. You may have to create the /media/cd2 place, if it gives you an error.
to create the directory: sudo mkdir /media/cd2
Hope that helps. I guess I'm assuming that it doesn't recognize your cd or dvd as such. which makes me wonder if this will work. Good luck!
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