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Hello all, I got an problem loading my cdrom after install of slackware 10
i just go a new laptop, and didnt even boot it, i just loaded slackware on ...
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- 12-09-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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error loading cdrom
Hello all, I got an problem loading my cdrom after install of slackware 10
i just go a new laptop, and didnt even boot it, i just loaded slackware on it, installed fine. the desktop and all apps installed correctly, it seems like sounds is working fine also
I could not test it. When i loaded a cdrom, the machine acted like it ran it, but when I go to mount /dev/cdrom or the device iteself I get an error
IO error,
any ideas. I rebooted the pc, made sure i was not in the directory, tried to mount to /mnt/cdrom. But no cigar.
any ideas?
thanks
- 12-09-2004 #2
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- 12-09-2004 #3
in slackware you have to be root to access the cdrom
su -
<password>
mount /mnt/cdrom
cd /mnt/cdrom
ls
<should have contents>
Hope this helps
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- 12-10-2004 #4Just Joined!
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hrmm
rather than using the /dev/cdrom have you tried the local defaults
for example on _most_ laptops you will have /dev/hdc = cdrom drive.
Personally on my NX7000 HP I have to use mount /dev/scd0 because I use the IDE-SCSI functionality so that I can use the burning functionality of the drive. That works all the time. I have not used /dev/cdrom though.
Regards,


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