Posted by happyhacker14 on 00:26:00 07-08-2001
Alright, I can play CD's, no problemo.
But when i go to write a CD it has something about "device not mounted",So i go to mount the damn device and it says no medium found, I'm reallylost, what do i do?
[ This Message was edited by: happyhacker14 on 2001-07-08 00:26 ]
Posted by happyhacker14 on 00:28:00 07-08-2001
(don't mind this message)
My brother is all into LINUX now,he likes all the games, it has like 200 games in it.
Posted by bandij on 18:45:00 07-10-2001
Read the CD-Burning-HOWTO.
It's just copying files to a medium (that's a very kindish type of view). I think you should know that from Windows.
You need to get a *scsi-emulation*. Alas, I don't know how it works exactly. As I said, read the manual:
/usr/doc/HOWTO or somehting
Surely a medium without a filesystem can not be mounted. Have you ever mounted a clean disk?
Have a nice time!
Bandi
Posted by KaGez on 18:05:00 07-11-2001
http://www.linuxdoc.org
here you will find almost anything you need to configure Linux =)
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Posted by bandij on 18:38:00 07-11-2001
But the CD-Writing-HOWTO can surely be found in /usr/doc(/HOWTO) if you are using SuSE.
Posted by KaGez on 04:51:00 07-12-2001
don't know that , because I only rarely search something in there I dun even insall the docs , cuz all docs are on http://www.linuxdoc.org
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Posted by bandij on 12:32:00 07-12-2001
OK. I think it's cooler to have the docs locally.
Posted by ^pixel on 15:42:00 07-12-2001
SCSI emulation is a real pain to get working. Just a little FYI, RedHat 7.1 automatically configures SCSI emulation on install if it finds a burner present. Like I said, just a little FYI.
Posted by happyhacker14 on 04:39:00 07-13-2001
Um, now everything is fine about mediums,
but now i have progressed to a more complicated problemI don't have any knowledge whatsoever about File Systemswhich one do i use?do i make my own?how do i get started?
Posted by bandij on 14:58:00 07-13-2001
You should use some burning-software like cdrecord (for Linux). It will create an ISO9600-fs by default I think.. you can write Joliet extensions too.. but you should first check out your burningsoftware's manual.
Good luck!
Bandi
Posted by KaGez on 15:15:00 07-13-2001
joilet sux ... why ?? it's from MS
anyways , when you got the drive to work the rest should be no real prob with the docs ...
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