elliott-brennan wrote:
I can access the CD images if I open a root-user Konqueror. I've added a
group with the ID of 501 and restarted the session (do I need to
reboot?), but to no avail.
Worst case (and I mean worst case) you could try copying the files off
the cd as root and then chown'ing them to your own user with a 'chown
<username>:<group> <files>'.
Peter Hardy wrote:
> What filesystem is the CD? Check that by running mount on its own.
How do I actually do that? CLI command????
As Pete said, try running the 'mount' program from the command line. It
/should/ give you the filesystem type in the fifth column.
> The only thing I can think of is that it wasn't burned as ISO9660
How could that happen? Can someone do that with a Mac????
You can write to a cd using the UDF filesystem. Not as widely used, but
it does work. It depends on the cd burning program she used.
Cheers,
Lindsay
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