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Hello everyone,
after the last system upgrade last week CDs and DVDs are not recognized when I insert them in the drive.
I'm running hal-less KDE 4.6 with udisks installed.
I removed hal after the upgrade, however the drive could not recognize the disks even when hal was running.
I searched the forum but haven't found any discussion reporting the very same problem.
Can anyone help me to debug this?
Thanks!
Last edited by elnigno (2011-02-22 12:43:43)
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I had the same / similar problem. Just that given that I build my own kernel I thought this was what was causing it. That's why I rebuilded the kernel and enabled ISO and UDF modules in Filesystems. If you're using the standard kernel I have no idea what could be the problem.
Arch x86_64 ATI AMD APU KDE frameworks 5
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Whatever I do, I always end up with something horribly mis-configured.
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Thanks for the reply, however I indeed use the standard kernel.
To provide more information, other devices (External HDD, USB pendrives, SD cards) are recognized and mounted as before, with no problems.
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I investigated a little more, and in /dev there is no cdrom, dvd, dvdrw, sr0, hdd or any other possible reference to the drive.
Could it be a udev issue?
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I'll mark the discussion as closed, since I found out the the problem is not causes by configuration or by Arch in general: something happened and the drive is not even recognized in the BIOS!
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