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I've installed various versions of knoppix to hard drive, but never encountered this problem. CDROMs are recognized and are mounted without problems when running knoppix from the CD, but on my hd install with this particular version (that uses kernel 2.6.11):
Code:
# mount /cdrom
mount: /dev/cdrom is not a valid block device
Same thing for my slave CDROM drive. I believe the relevant fstab lines are fine (they worked for me in the past):
Well, you don't have/need to mount audio-cds, data cds should work just fine..
You're right, I just wanted to see if I could mount them and read its contents. In short, the problem doesn't seem to be related to the type of CD; somebody asked me to check whether it's possible to communicate with the drive. So I did
Code:
# eject /dev/cdrom1
eject: unable to open `/dev/hdd'
Quote:
Are you using a kernel you compiled yourserlf?
No, it's the 2.6.11 that knoppix 3.8.1 comes with, which I installed with knoppix-installer, and choosing the "debian-like" installation option.
Re: cdrom not mounting on knoppix 3.8.1 hd install
Quote:
Originally Posted by patitoconejita
Hello,
I've installed various versions of knoppix to hard drive, but never encountered this problem. CDROMs are recognized and are mounted without problems when running knoppix from the CD, but on my hd install with this particular version (that uses kernel 2.6.11):
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