On Sat, Jun 02, 2001 at 12:39:24AM +0800, mailing wrote:
> If I use CDRW to store some data at Win2k, how can I read it at linux??
>
> I use mount -t auto /dev/scd1 /mnt/cdrw
> Then I can success mount with type iso9660, but the display file is not correct,
>because it is not iso9660:
> [root@desktop cdrw]# ls
> autorun.inf* udfrinst.exe*
Not USB related. Play a bit with the iso9660 mount flags (rock, joliet,
map, etc.) until you have a combination that works. It can also be that
the disk has an udf filesystem, for which you have to mount it with
-tudf. Anyway, see man mount from a recent mount (I use mount-2.10s).
Erik
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