Ubuntu CD ROM

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  1. lucianvib

    lucianvib Member

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    Just installed UBUNTU 7.10, but for some reason I cannot read or mount any CD or DVD in my drive. It is just not recognised by Ubuntu. I thought this was just the case with 8.0 but I reinstalled 7.10 and I still can't read any CDs or DVDs
    Can anyone please help..
     
  2. OzMick

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    Google for "ubuntu [your DVD drive's make and model]"
    You'll probably just have to make a little tweak to your boot configuration, but can't be sure unless you say what your hardware is.
     
  3. lucianvib

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    The CDDVD drive model is Samsung SH-S202N. I tried googling it but could not find anything relating to Ubuntu.
     
  4. OzMick

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    https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/231575

    Looks to be an Ubuntu issue. There is an Ubuntu 8.10 and 8.04, I don't know which you refer to, but 8.10 is the most recent and may have fixed the bug with a more recent kernel.

    It also looks like the drive itself doesn't help. You may need a new firmware on the drive, or a new 80 wire cable, or some people suggesting a PCI-IDE card. If it is a new box, check cabling and master/slave jumpers. Beyond that, post over at the Ubuntu forums, might be isolated to them.

    http://www.techsupportforum.com/mic...219580-solved-samsung-sh-s202n-code-39-a.html
     
  5. varnull

    varnull Guest

    First step should be to look at fstab and see where the drive is.. unless it's there anything else is a waste of time.
     

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