Mounting DVD-RW problems.
I am using Fedora Core 3.
The DVD-RW drive on my laptop seems to mount correctly when a data disc is inserted, but whenever i try to insert an audio cd it wont mount. It says : /dev/hdc: Input/Output error mount: /dev/hdc: cant' read superblock What does this all mean? :confused: |
You can't mount an audio cd because it doesn't have a valid filesystem. You need to start a cd player application like kscd or gnome cd player to play the audio CD.
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Oh i see. But when I play it with my KsCD it still doesnt work. It wont open it
------------ Nevermind. I found the problem.. it was permissions =P |
Thats quite common, a lot of people forget to give themselves read permission for their optical devices.
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Hmm, everytime i restart I have to re do the chmod 666 /dev/hdc command to get permissions set.
Is there any way to keep it set? |
Try putting yourself in the audio or cdrom group. I wonder why your permissions are reset thought. Strange.
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Is it because my fstab keeps on getting updated? I read fstab on FC3 and it says something about auto sycing in the fstab-sync section. Does that sync need to be disabled?
Also, sometimes my sound works and sometimes it doesnt.. lol .. its weird. When it works I can hear system error bells but even then I cant llisten to KsCD output. |
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