On Thu, Jul 15, 2021 at 11:43:15PM -0500, David Wright wrote: > I presume you type /etc/fstab into your post, both because of the > missing # for the comment, and because the /dev/sr0 line has too > many fields. It should contain udf,iso9660 user,noauto > without spaces after the commas.
The space between iso9660 and user should *also* be a comma. The original post was a mess, and I agree, she probably typed it by hand (with multiple errors -- *all* of the comments were missing their pound signs, for instance, not just the one you mentioned). Anyway, this thread has gone on for a ridiculously long time. She just needs to identify the correct device name, and create a new directory in which to mount it. It's sad that people always somehow think they need to use existing directories for their mount points. You can just "mkdir /stella" and use that, and voila -- no conflicts. It's an ephemeral system, so you aren't even "polluting" a "pristine" root file system with your new directory. It's all temporary.