I performed many more tests. At first I thought I was going mad because
everything was working fine today. However, then I tried again after
rebooting and it failed again. The difference, is that the first time I
booted with a CD in the drive, the second time I did not. I then
performed both tests again to confirm this was the case.
Here were my results:-
(Results after booting with CD left in the drive)
Detected | Hardware eject | Software eject
Audio CD: Yes | No | Yes
DVD Video: Yes | No | Yes
PC CDROM: Yes | No | Yes
DVD ROM: Yes | No | Yes
(Results after booting with no CD in the drive)
Detected | Hardware eject | software eject
Audio CD: Yes | No | Yes
DVD Video: No | No | Yes
PC CDROM: No | No | Yes
DVD ROM: No | No | Yes
I have attached the dmesg output for the tests that worked. When the
tests fail, dmesg just shows a list of 'unaligned transfer' messages as
per my previous comments.
** Attachment added: "dmesg output when working.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32532819/dmesg%20output%20when%20working.txt
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gnome doesn't 'see' cdroms/dvds
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/431055
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