DVD will not read on user, Slackware on a Laptop
I recently bought a laptop, and installed 12.2 on it root will read the instruction manual, but I cannot get anything other than a very long warning message on the user. I suspect that I have not include the user in the right group to have access to the CD/DVD drive, can anyone advise me please?
I have some other problems with acpi and two of the USB ports having <access denied> but I'll deal withmy problems one at a time. |
Check the file /etc/group
Add your user name to cdrom, plugdev (for usb devices), power (for shutdown/reboot). some lines from my /etc/group for your reference; cdrom:x:19:root,kite plugdev:x:83:root,kite power:x:84:kite audio:x:17:root,kite |
And do not forget to logout and login to take effect.
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You need to add the user to the group "cdrom".
usermod -g cdrom YOURUSER |
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It'll change your initial group, which is a bad idea To add a user to a group use, gpasswd (Yes, I know, the command name doesn't quite fit the function in this case, but its the right command for the job) e.g. Code:
gpasswd -a <userid> cdrom |
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