Hi Paul,
On 06/02/10 06:25, Paul DeShaw wrote:
> Hi,
> I got a message saying that report is too long to post to the list; can
> you give me something specific I can exerpt for you?
>
> --Paul
If you send the report to me off-list, I'll see what I can do. If
there's anything that other people mi
On Wed, 03 Feb 2010, mark wrote:
>
> Please can you give us some more info by doing this in a terminal:
>
> sudo su (type your password)
> lshw >report
> lspci >>report
> lsusb >>report(only if your CD drive is on a USB connection)
> lsmod >>report
> exit (gets you out o
On 04/02/10 05:39, Paul DeShaw wrote:
> I can post the entire report if you'd like, but I
> prefer not to post something so long. Is there anything specific I
> should look for to pull out?
OK, try this first: lsmod |grep ata_piix
If that gives you no output, that'll tell you if you've not got th
> On Wed, 03 Feb 2010, mark wrote:
>
> Please can you give us some more info by doing this in a terminal:
>
> sudo su (type your password)
> lshw >report
> lspci >>report
> lsusb >>report(only if your CD drive is on a USB connection)
> lsmod >>report
> exit (gets you o
Hello Paul
I can't promise anything, but I might be able to help. I had a similar
problem once, caused by a system not loading the ata_piix module.
Please can you give us some more info by doing this in a terminal:
sudo su (type your password)
lshw >report
lspci >>report
lsusb >>report
Greetings,
I finally upgraded from Hardy about a month or two ago. I now have a
multimedia content creation system that cannot read or write optical media.
I consider this sub-optimal.
When I go to Places>cdrom0, a window pops up that says:
*Unable to mount cdrom0
*mount: special device dev/sc
