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Alan Mackenzie schrieb: |
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>>> When I do |
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>>> mount -tiso9660 /dev/hdc /cdrom |
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>>> , it comes back with "special device /dev/hdc does not exist". And yes, |
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>>> there was a CD in the drive, and /cdrom exists. |
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>> Do you mean |
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>> mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /cdrom |
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> Maybe. Is that different? |
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Yeah, there is a space between -t and iso9660 :-) |
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>> What kind of DVD writer do you have maybe it is sata or scsi, and it |
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>> wiil appear under /dev/srX or /dev/sgX. Or if you use the new libata |
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>> library in the kernel even IDE devices are under /dev/srX or /dev/sgX. |
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> No, the box is no longer young, and contains no SATA or SCSI bits at all. |
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> I'm just going away to see if I've got any /dev/s[gr]X on the box. .... |
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> No, I've got no /dev/s[gr]X at all. |
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> Could it be that the kernel has looked at hd[ab], found nothing there, |
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> and therefore decided "it's not worth the bother even looking at |
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> hd[cd]"? |
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Hmm, maybe the output of `dmesg`, `lspci -v` and `ls -al /dev` could be |
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helpful. Probably also your kernel configuration. |
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