can't mount /media/cdrom0
i burned a data DVD in windows (still trying to figure out a way to back up my bloody DVD for my wife) and the data is there, but under linux i can not mount it.
Code:
cdrom: This disc doesn't have any tracks I recognize! Code:
cat /etc/fstab [code] |
Does it reads under winblows?
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yup, no problem there.
the reason i burned the raw data out to the DVDs was in hopes of putting them on my Linux HDD so i could mkisofs (or what ever the exact command is, was going to google for that next) so i could hope to burn the ISO out to a dual layer DVD in hopes of it working on the set top. |
there is no way to create an ISO image in windows from files that i know of.
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any clues?
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Heeey...stop. So you just want to move this iso to DL DVD? You don't need to access individual files then (if it's DL DVD+-RW). Linux kernel threats it as a rewritable medium with random access so you can (first) copy entire DVD data to HD and (second) copy it back to DL DVD+-RW. The first may be done with 'dd if=/dev/your-dvd-drive of=some-temporary-file,say,-/tmp/dvd0'. If there are read errors (in the middle of DVD, not in the end), add 'conv=noerror' to the command. For second do the same, just reverse if= and of= filenames.
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Btw, I'm sure there is a mkisofs 4 winblows on the Internet. Cause it's OS-independent
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Quote:
still does not resolve my issue with being unable to mount a standard data DVD created in nero: Code:
sudo mount /media/cdrom0 |
the answer was to change from udf,iso9660 to auto in my fstab. all fixed now.
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