HI. I'm a newbie with Linux. I have installed Debian in my system. It worked fine till I ran dselect and instaled all packages (this have not to do with my trouble). When I finished installation of the packages ( I was installing from the 'Official CD 1 - Binaries', and I made a choice of something like math/scientific packages) . After that, when I wanted to add/remove packages running dselect, my cd-rom driver was not there anymore. Just to be more specific: when the system starts, it's recognized. As I try to mount it (mount /dev/hdc /h -t msdos or mount /dev/hdc /h -t iso9660), the system says that the "tray is open...". It's working fine under windows 95 and NT. Yes, I have a 'threeal boot' machine (does that word exists?)
I know my CD-Rom is old! I have no money to buy a new one. I heard that there are some trouble with Creative CDROMs. Is there a plausible workaround? Does anyone knows a package for using with my specific CD-ROM driver? My CD-ROM cable is not connected at my soundblaster. It's attached to my onboard IDE. Thanks in advance. Romeu Flores Jznior Nitersi - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
