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Please help! Finally I decided to give up with MSWindows and I installed Linux from cd rom(suse 8.0). Simply ....great! Installation was easiest and successfull except for my CD rom drive(mitsumi fx4010m)which seems to be recognised but it doesn't work: you can see it listed as available hardware but if you put any cd in it and click the icon an error message appears: impossible to mount....Mount:no medium found.I even opened the pc to check everything was ok.....how can I solve this problem?
it does with every type of cd, even the suse linux ones, if you insert a cd yu hear the noise normally cd rom does when a CD is damaged and cannot be read
Have you tried changing to root and explicitely mounting the device?
su root
*enter root's password*
mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
See what it comes up with...
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