My other cdrom works just fine. I've tried unmounting some filesystems, and I've searched on the internet, but didn't come up with an answer. Any suggestions?
See if ide-scsi emulation (a kernel driver that's needed to burn CD's is installed when you try to mount the drive. As root, do the following:
$ lsmod
If it shows "ide-scsi", then unload the module by typing:
$ rmmod ide-scsi
and any other modules that may be using it. These are listed in brackets on the ide-scsi line shown by "lsmod." You may have to unload the modules using ide-scsi before you can unload ide-scsi itself.
-- Soren Harward [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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