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Hi folks
I have a cd-rw disk formatted in windows. When I try to mount my cd or cd-rw drive I get an error message wrong fs etc.
Can anybody please help me to solve this problem?
Just a SWAG but by formated do you mean DirectCD. The filesystem is called udf. You can try to mount it but your kernel probably isn't compiled to support it. Also don't know how well linux does packet writing. Hopefully someone else will reply.
Hi acid_kewpie. oops! Sorry that I didn't give enough info.
I'm running mandrake 9.0 automount for cd & CD-rw is off. Right click on icon & select 'mount' to mount the drive. Ordinary cd's mount OK, but CD-RW disk give the error message as per my first post. The CD-RW are formatted as UDF. I would have thought that such an up-to-date distro would be able to read the disk with no problems.
My fstab follows:
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