Mount External USB CDROM
Dear all
Am newbie to linux - i want the simple and clear way of attaching/mounting external CDROM plugged on USB port I have installed Redhat enterprise 5 as guest OS in my Oracle VM |
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- RHEL5 is a paid-for distribution. They are paid to provide you with support. So you should ask them. - Most of us do not use VMs, just the real variety,..... so people lose interest in your question. Also, you have double-posted here Please do not do this. Hope this helps. |
Virtual machines are great ways to use linux. Some virtual machines have a gui that can be used to attach and select removable devices from host to client. Oracle VM is Virtualbox. I don't run that but look in the documentation for how to attach removable usb devices.
I agree that a different OS would be a better choice. |
Assuming that the device is Linux compatible and that you are using a 2.6.x kernel, it's no different from using the built-in optical drive for all practical purposes. When it has media in it, the system sees it and makes it available as a PnP device.
With older kernels, you have to put it in your fstab. I'll happily tell you how I learned to do that if you wish. I've had several external USB CD and DVD/CD drives over the years and they've all worked flawlessly under Linux. |
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ubuntu, fedora mount usb devices automatically.
Ubuntu is good to start learning linux. |
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