not recognizing 2 CD-ROMS

[anglevane]

I have 3 CD-ROMs on my desktop, and at first it only recognized one, then it recognized my Burner as well. However, the burner doesn't seem to work at all, when I put in a CD and mount it, it opens the window but there aren't any files. Also, the third CD-ROM isn't recognized at all. I have no clue what's going on. Ideas?

[Andorin]

It does that to me as well... The temporary solution is to reboot I've found.

Dunno what causes it though, nor how to permanently fix it.

[fomhoire]

can you show the contence of /etc/fstab and how are the three aranged, two internel one on a usb ?
so from a gess you will need to add this (first field could be anything)

/dev/sr0   /mnt/cdrom3   auto  noauto,users   0 0

humm
this might be more help thinking about it and easier
open up harddrake as root

$ su
password:
# harddrake2

hopefully all three cd drives will be there
select the two which arn't running (pro /dev/hdd and /dev/sr0)
click on the "run config tool"
in the new dialog check there is a mount point
now go to options section and select the user box
if its a writer open up the advanced section and select unmask=0 , give write access to normal users.

hope that helps