CDROM seems to be there but also seems not to be mounted.
Hi,
I'm running Suse LEAP 42.2 on a Dell Optiplex with 8Gb RAM CDROM seems to be physically recognised but I can't mount it! Code:
cat /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info Code:
sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /media/cdrom Code:
sudo hwinfo --short Code:
lsscsi Code:
cat /etc/fstab Code:
eject /dev/sr0 I'm sure I'm missing something obvious! Any guidance appreciated. |
did it work before? or did it work with another os? (you may try a live cd too)
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Hi Pan64, No it has never worked.
If I stick a music cd in then a KDE program 'K3b' tries to play it but it is intermittent and unacceptable. However, I want to write CDs and DVDs but when I load a blank disk, the program just reports that there isn't a disk there and the mount command gives me Code:
mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0 |
I still would try another os. Also you can check /var/log, probably you can find something related. From my side it looks like it is damaged or was improperly put into the box.
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K3b does not play music cds. It will try to rip audio from it and it will write files or audio to a cd.
I don't know about other os's but opensuse can't mount or write to a blank cd directly. You need a program to do it. You do it in a terminal or you can use k3b. If you insert a blank cd you should get a prompt to write to it using K3b. You can use k3b (or others, you already mentioned k3b) to write files (inc mp3) or to create an audio cd. Once a cd has files on it it will be mountable. |
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Thanks people, useful stuff there. I've learnt more about k3b too.
Pan64 this is not on a dual boot! It is a dedicated Linux box. I started by trying to write some mp4s to a blank DVD but so many things went wrong it was confusing. I'll have another go tomorrow. |
you can boot a live cd any time (if you wish).
Did you try a data CD (which was working in another device)? Did you try a real audio CD already? |
I suggest putting in a KNOWN GOOD data disc and attempting the mount operation again. Also, are you "root" when you are executing the mount command?
Check /dev for other devices that may have been autocreated and linked to it like cdrom, cdrw, dvdrw, etc. If you find any, try those. |
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I have put a good audio CD in the drive. It's Eric Clapton so it is good from more than one direction!
In a terminal window I executed 'kscd' which opened a CD player on the gui, but it didn't play anything although when I selected 'Play' it looked like it would but came up with the message @Unknown Artist Unknown Album'. I opened VLC and it reported Code:
Playback failure: Code:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'cdda:///dev/sr0'. Check the log for details. I'm going to try to get a different CD player! |
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k3b reports
"No optical drive found. K3b did not find any optical device in your system." |
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