I don't know if if is well documented, but I think /dev/cdrom is an
outdated mount point. I think things are being mounted under /media
these days. I'll bet the cdrom driver in the kernel is mounting the
cdrom under /media.
You might have to delete some automount and fstab entries to get things
working again.
On Wed, 2004-11-03 at 14:00 -0500, Neil B. Cohen wrote:
I have been running FC3 for a few days - no problems with kernels
639,
640, 643 etc. I just installed 667 and rebooted, and when it tried to
start KsCD, I was told that /dev/cdrom had the wrong permissions or no
audio CD was in the drive. I was listening to a CD before I rebooted, so
I know it was working. But after the reboot, /dev/cdrom does not exist
at all. Any idea why? What is the 'correct' way to restore that?
Is this a known issue? Do I need to create a bugzilla entry?
thanks,
nbc
NAME: Neil B. Cohen (Cisco Systems Inc.)
PHONE: 703-484-1316
DOMAIN: nbc(a)cisco.com
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