Not recognizing CD-Rom Drive?
This is really weird (And annoying). First, I'll say I'm a newbie, so maybe I'm missing the obvious.
But here's what happened: I downloaded Slackware and burned it. My CD-R has been acting funny lately, so the burned copy was corrupt. BUT, before that, I was able to get into setup, it recognized my CD-Rom just fine, and only started having problems during the actual install (corrupt packages).
So, I went and burned it on another computer. Now, whenever I get into setup (Using bare.i, if it matters), it won't recognize my CD-Rom drive when I get to the Source menu. (It recognizes it during the inital booting.).
Could I have gotten two corrupt copies? Would that really cause such problems?
For the record, my drive is a IDE Toshiba DVD-Rom SD-M1212.
Also, I should add that I was able to install Slackware 9.x, Fedora Core 1, SuSE 8.2, and Mandrake 9 just fine with this exact drive.
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