I wonder if I have a jumper that is in the wrong place, and it has not been a problem with windows, but is in Linux..??
Thanks for the response. John
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When you created your CD's in XP did you just drag and drop
files to them? What software did you use? The CD may be UDF in
which case an older drive would have trouble reading from it or
support may not be in your kernel. I would expect blanks to spit
out an error rather than continue to spin. Could just be the way
the drive is accessed by RH. Try disabling 'automount' if you're
using it.
--- "John C. Van Gelder" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am new to Linux, and have encountered some problems withmy CD R/RW
drive. When I insert a disk in the drive and mount the diskit locks my
machine up. It is my second CD drive. The other is a Readonly, I have
noticed that if I put a disk in the read only drive that itwill not
read some of the disks I have burned on my windows machinerunning XP.
Linux is recognizing my floppy drive and my zip drive, andboth seem to
be working properly, the CD ROM drive works as long as I usefactory
CD's and some of the CD's I have burned on the ME side ofthe machine.
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