Greetings, I filed a bug in Launchpad describing problems with my HP optical drive that stopped being recognized upon upgrading to Karmic. I am hoping this way to encourage that this very basic functionality be returned in Lucid. If you can contribute to a solution, please do so in Launchpad.
I am not much of a techie, so my description of the problem is probably lacking needed information. Here is the text: << I have an HP dvd840 CD/DVD burner which worked in previous versions. This drive will work to boot a live CD; if I boot generic Ubuntu Karmic from a USB key I can use the drive normally for playback. I did not test it for burning. >From the menu, Places->cdrom0 produces a window with the error: "Unable to mount cdrom0 Special device /dev/scd0 does not exist" I have perused similar problems on the forums, asked on the Ubuntu Studio list, and looked in Launchpad, so far nothing suggested has worked. I have added modules to /etc/modules--I can't remember what else I tried. In /etc/fstab, it's listed as /dev/scd0 /media/cdrom0 udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0 0 sudo lshw produces no reference to a CD or DVD ROM. /etc/modules looks like: loop lp rtc sbp2 libata ata_piix piix ide-generic I added the last 4 modules in response to suggestions for a fix.>> Feel free to comment, especially in Launchpad. --Paul
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