Post 10.1-to-2006 upgrade, cdrom drive issue
Hi all. Coming up blank on searches for this problem.
I upgraded from 10.1 Official to 2006 Free a couple of days ago and there has been a persistent problem with the cdrom drive. Actually, it's a cd/dvd rw, but the issue seems to be with cds.
First noticed when logging into Gnome. The splash screen hangs at the CD stage, which I assume is initialization. Sits there for perhaps as long as 3 minutes before it disappears.
Logging into KDE, the splash screen hurries on by as normal. But afterward, I receive the message "CDROM read or access error (or no audio disc in the drive). Please make sure you have access permissions to: /dev/cdrom". This same error pops up attempting to use kscd in Gnome, too.
Further, audio CDs will not play using KSCD or the gnome cd player. Data discs still work, and DVDs still work.
Relevant line from fstab:
/dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom auto umask=0,user,iocharset=iso8859-1,sync,codepage=850,noauto,ro 0 0
Permissions were different on /dev/hdc and /mnt/cdrom, so I changed them to match (all read, write, exec). Still no change.
Perhaps relevant: While rebuilding after a recent frag, my permissions were all screwy. Everything ended up having root-only permsissions. To "fix" this, I just changed the users' home directories recursively to their permission level and left all other files unchanged. Not sure where else to check to see if this might be my problem, though.
And, since I didn't mention it earlier, yes, everything did work fine under 10.1, so it seems to be upgrade-related.
Any help is appreciated.
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