On Monday 11 April 2005 15:17, David Curry wrote: > Bjørn-Sverre Nøttum wrote: > > Hallo! > > > > I am running a fc3 server. I had to change the original CD-player > > because i broke down. I have tried to replace it with borth a new > > CD-player and DVD-player. The BIOS finds both players, but fedora does > > not find anyone of them. If I write 'mount /dev/cdrom' I get the > > eror-messages saying that cdrom does not exist. > > > > I have tried to delete the lines referring to the cd-rom in > > /etc/sysconfig/hwconf an afer that run kudzu --class cdrom, but this > > does not help a bit. > > > > How can I configure fedora to use the new player? > > One question is whether you are running FC2 (as indicated in Subject > line) or FC3 are stated in text body. > > If you are running FC3, then I believe you would want to mount > /media/cdrom instead of /dev/cdrom. > > Do you have kudzu enabled at boot? If kudzu runs at boot, does Gnome > hwbrowser find the cd-rom and dvd-rom devices? Are the new devices > internal or external? Also note that the device in dev is probably something like /dev/hdc. I've had great luck in the following: 1. right click on the desktop and add a new device 2. select cdwriter or dvd rom or whatever best fits from th list of device types 3. go to the device tab of the resulting device (if it doesn't pop up right click on the new device on the desktop and select properties) 4. select the pulldown for the actual device and see if the device is in the list already for you. I find that it is usually there as something like "/dev/hdc (/media/cdrecorder)"
