Dave Phillips wrote: > Dave Phillips wrote: >> >> ... the installation fails with an error message that says it can't >> find a valid CD drive. The notebook includes a Lightscribe drive that >> Ubuntu identifies as /dev/sda, so I assume it's a SCSI (or emulated >> SCSI) drive. So, what can I do to force the installer to see the disc >> drive ? > > My bad, sorry. K3B identifies the drive as a TSSTcorp CDDVDW TS-L633L > on /dev/scd0. > > HTH, > > dp
Half off topic: E.g. Suse uses modules that call all drives sd, even IDEs are called sd and not hd, so sd can be for SCSI, SATA, ATA. I don't know how it is for Ubuntu.
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