mounting problems? HELP!?
Hi, i wasn't sure where to post this but here goes... i recently installed slackware 9.1 and i managed to mount my cd drive ( i have two, my cdwriter is an ATAPI-CD ROM DRIVE 50 MAX SPEED, and my cd drive is a TEAC CD W54E) hdc is my cd writer and I have no idea what my other cd drive is. I would like both of them mounting and hdc as a cd writer if possible. I have used the following command
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mount /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom Code:
mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom Code:
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hdc, Code:
root@soxbox:/dev# mount -t NTFS /dev/hda /mnt/windows Code:
/dev/hda3 swap swap defaults 0 0 ls -il output the output was too long to post so it can be found at the following web address (i cant post urls not enough posts) giz.reloadedhosting.com/lsil.txt thanks again everyone. thanks to anyone whos read this and anyone who can help me, i really dont know what im doing wrong. Thanks again. Mr.Gizm0 |
I assume you have a CD in the drive when you are mounting it?
You should be able to see which drives are which with: dmesg | grep "^hd" Your ntfs partition is probably /dev/hda1 not /dev/hda ("hda" is the drive - "1" is the first partition of that drive). You will also need to use lowercase ntfs. |
thank you for your help, my ntfs partition is now mounted, but I am still having problems with my cd drives (both have audio cds in them at the moment)
i used the "dmesg | grep "^hd"" command and heres the outcome Code:
hda: Maxtor 6Y060L0, ATA DISK drive i then tried to mount the devices (both cd drives) and this is what happened (i did add a line for the each the cd devices in fstab). Code:
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you're trying to mount an audio cd? :confused: to mount a device you need a file system. audio cd's do not contain file systems.
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huh? i can't listen to audio cds then? there are audio cds in my cd drives. It worked for a short time once, i was playing a cd with Xms or whatever its called, then things stopped working. *looks really confused*
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you don't mount audio cds or movie dvds. you open up your cd or dvd player software to play them. there is no mounting involved. some players are kscd and xmms. you can also use cd rippers like grip or ripperx to listen to cds.
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You can use audio CDs - you just don't need to mount them. The cd player will access the disc directly.
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Hi, after investigation it is xmms I have the problem with there is a cd player in kde that works perfectly (thats for your help) if you insert an audio cd while running xp and look on my computer and click the cd once it gives you "details" one of these is "File system: CDFS" that and not being able to play cds with xmms is what confused me, do i need to do anything with xmms to enable it to let me play audio cds? I clicked "play location" I had an audio cd in hdc and type /dev/hdc, and then ok, nothing happened
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