Access CD from TinyCoreLinux 3.1

[vishrut_n_shah]

Hello,

      Can we access CD from TinyCoreLinux 3.1 How?

Please help.

Thanks in advance..  

[curaga]

http://ftp.nluug.nl/pub/metalab/distributions/tinycorelinux/3.x/archive/

[floppy]

     Can we access CD from TinyCoreLinux 3.1 How?

Do you mean you want to read the the content of the CDrom device on your PC?
a) use the mount tool in TCL
b) or open a terminal and put the command "mount   /mnt/hdc" (see diverse FAQs etc. in this forum or read the installation advice in  http://www.tinycorelinux.com/install.html)
You can read now the content via the file manager.

[vishrut_n_shah]

I tried booting TinyCoreLinux 3.1 and in terminal i wrote following commad

mount /mnt/hdc

But it is showing that cannt mount because it is not listed in fstab ??

What can i do ??

[Rich]

Hi vishrut_n_shah
Type  cat /etc/fstab  in a terminal and look for a line that contains  iso9660. Find the
part that says  /mnt/xxxx  where xxxx is something like hdb1 or sdc1. Then type in
sudo mount /mnt/xxxx

[tinypoodle]

A CD with an iso9660 fs would normally not be partitioned, so there would not be any partition number as part of the device node name (e.g. hdb or sdc).

Edit: Upper is fully valid only for IDE/ATAPI drives, in case of SCSI (-emulated) drives there may be a number which refers to the drive, e.g. /dev/sr0, /dev/sr1

[Rich]

I stand corrected.

[vishrut_n_shah]

There is nothing like iso9660 ...  so what can i do to mount cd drive to access data from it???

Thanks in advance

[tinypoodle]

Try something like:

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sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom && sudo mount -t iso9660 /dev/XXX /mnt/cdromwhere XXX is the name of your device.

[vishrut_n_shah]

hi Tinypoodle,

It's also not working ... You can check out my screen shot that i have attached here so that you can get more idea...Sorry i can't upload here bcaz it's uploding folder is full.. you can check out following link


https://picasaweb.google.com/vishrutnshah/TinyCoreLinux#5574702374774869554

Please help me..

Thanks

[gerald_clark]

The current version is 3.5.
Please upgrade to the current version and try again.

[tinypoodle]

try

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mount /mnt/sr0

[tinypoodle]

Hi vishrut_n_shah
Type  cat /etc/fstab  in a terminal and look for a line that contains  iso9660

Looks like in most systems an automatically generated filesystem entry in /etc/fstab for optical and floppy drives would be of type "auto" - as the filesystem on removable media could change at any moment   

[bmarkus]

Is it a SATA drive? My IDE/ATAPI on TC 3.5 looks like this (/dev/hdd):



Please note that removable media is not automounted, you have to mount and umount manually. You can use eject command also.

[tinypoodle]

Is it a SATA drive? My IDE/ATAPI on TC 3.5 looks like this (/dev/hdd):

A USB drive would show as /dev/sr* here (with recent Linux systems).