Re: hardware in suse 10
- From: BOF <AnonymousF@xxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2005 11:30:11 -0800
George:
you may "take" the fstab line from your old (9.3) system.
It will work.
By the way: you may just try to mount them (CDROM/DVD) on top a directory
which does not exist anymore.
No panic there: Just look at the /etc/fstab file, the CDROM is probably now
mounted on top of /media/dvd or something like this... and this directory
must exist. If not just create it as root. (mkdir).
I remember it has been some changes there... and an upgrade is in this
area not as straight-forward as a full reinstall!
If you could move all your vital data to a DVD or a differnt partition, and
you experience further problems a fresh reinstall may be useful.
But of course no-one like this!
Upgrading RPM based distros has mostly been a pain!
I have read claims that some distros do better in this area.
Good luck,
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George wrote:
> Hello
>
> I upgraded from 9.3 to 10 and now I cannot access my cdrom or dvd unless
> I set them up in yast. Next reboot I no longer have my cd and dvd
> available until resetting up in yast. /etc/fstab is set correctly. Any
> thing else I can check?
>
> Georfe
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