Rohit saw fit to inform me that: >Just a small doubt. When we mention the ownership in /etc/fstab for the >CD drive, the what is it? Is it the gruoup ID? The group ID and user ID are specified by uid= or gid= for specific group or users. Isn't it. In any case, >when one creates a user in SUSE [did you create your userid using >useradd? Do NOT do it.. use graphical user-manager from KDE instead] I created the user using Yast and there you can specify the groups you belong to. In my case user rajesh belongs to group users. Primary group is users. >there you can specify which group one is member of and which one one >is not a member of. See if you are a member of group 'users' or may >be you would like to grant access to 'all' in that line of /etc/fstab. I even used KDE user manager as per your suggestion, but users group is the primary group there tooI am still unable to mount CD in login rajesh. > >So may be you would like to check details about yourself using the KDE >user mamager in Systems. Check that. See if it makes a difference. And >let me know. I face the same problem. Not only for CD but also for >floppy :-D >it seems... I have not checked floppy access since most of the time I use CD's :-) But if CD is not mounting than floppy also will not mount. It is a pity that the commands in /etc/fstab in one distribution are not working in another distribution. In redhat it worked, in SuSe it's all together a different story..... sobing........... How will linux prosper like this ? -- Rajesh(ALIAS Shriram) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How I Configured my SiS6215 Card ?Visit:http://rajesh.computers.webjump.com/linux.html Web Site : http://rajesh.computers.webjump.com/ Email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] Every person you meet knows something you don't, Learn from them. H. Jackson Brown --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- LIH is all for free speech. But it was created for a purpose - to help people discuss issues about installing and running Linux. If your messages are counterproductive to this purpose, your privileges to submit messages can and will be revoked.
