command line: how find dvd or cd file tree to view content
If I insert a dvd or cd, using a file manager like Thunar or Dolphin, its content becomes automatically available, but its path begins with what I assume is the volume label, e.g. "SlackDVD" for the Slackware dvd.
But if can only use the command line, and insert a dvd or cd whose volume label is unknown, how do I find it? |
Simplest way? Crack open a terminal and
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mount Hope this helps some. |
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~ $ mount Code:
/dev/sda2 swap swap defaults 0 0 |
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If it means that you have no GUI running then the GUI tools will obviously not mount it for you, you have to do that yourself, for example Code:
mount /dev/sr0 /mnt/dvd |
Many thanks.
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$ udisksctl info --block-device /dev/cdrom0 | grep MountPoints |
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I'm pretty sure those file managers are handling those using a VFS, meaning they are not mounted at all.
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