The problem with that, is that you have to redo it for
every different
CD/DVD you put in.
Personnaly, I'd quite like a simple setup whereby my CD/
DVDs are
auto-mounted as /media/cdrom0, /media/cdrom1, USB stuff
as /media/usb0,
etc.
Solaris has been doing this for, oh, over ten years.
The problem with that, is that you have to redo it for every different
CD/DVD you put in.
Personnaly, I'd quite like a simple setup whereby my CD/DVDs are
auto-mounted as /media/cdrom0, /media/cdrom1, USB stuff as /media/usb0,
etc.
Solaris has been doing this for, oh, over ten years. It mounts
On 10 March 07 05:03, Gordon Ross wrote:
The problem with that, is that you have to redo it for every different
CD/DVD you put in.
Personnaly, I'd quite like a simple setup whereby my CD/DVDs are
auto-mounted as /media/cdrom0, /media/cdrom1, USB stuff as /media/usb0,
etc.
Solaris has
This has probably been answered before but if so, I missed it.
I have some programs that require something like /media/cdrom
or /media/dvdrecorder to work, but Suse 10.2 reads the volume
i.d. and uses that as the mount point, ie /media/SOME_Program.
What do I do to make those programs work with
On Friday 09 March 2007 22:55, Stevens wrote:
I have some programs that require something like /media/cdrom
or /media/dvdrecorder to work, but Suse 10.2 reads the volume
i.d. and uses that as the mount point, ie /media/SOME_Program.
What do I do to make those programs work with the new
