Globe Trotter wrote:
So, I have a strange problem: I can not write using xcdroast. I get the
following error message: can not access /dev/cdrom....
I have a /media/cdrecorder. How do I get around this? Creating a softlink does
not work....
many thanks and best wishes!
Note the distinction between *devices* and *mount points*.
/dev/cdrom is a device
/media/cdrecorder is (presumably) a mount point
xcdroast is complaining that your device is not present. This
has nothing to do with (presumably) your mount point mentioned
in /etc/fstab. Adding a soft link will not make a device appear.
I tremble to suggest that you do a
$ man MAKEDEV
as you almost certainly will not make things better by running it.
You may, however get some insight.
On my system, I have this...
$ ls -l /dev/cdrom
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 8 Oct 20 2004 /dev/cdrom -> /dev/hdc
You need to find out the real device name of your CDROM drive and
make a link to that.
Mike
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