A very strange thing has just happened, and I can't think what I might have changed to make this happen.
Mandriva has stopped mounting conventional CDs. It doesn't automatically mount them when they are inserted, and throws up the following error when I tell it to do this:
Quote:
[Error - kio_media_mountehelper]
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hdb,
missing codepage or other error
In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
dmesg|tail or so
Please check that the disk is inserted correctly.
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This seems to happen with my Mandriva installation CDs and my Knoppix CD if I try to mount it. I first noticed it just now when I tried to install some new software packages and it wouldn't recognise CD 2. I have rebooted, nothing changed. This is not a hardware fault, as I can boot into Knoppix and the Mandriva installer fine.
Also, I can play DVDs with Kaffeine with no problem.
I have two CD drives, one is a DVD/CD-ROM, the other is a CD-RW.