Cd Rom Drive Linux Command Line at Sherry Fernandez blog

Cd Rom Drive Linux Command Line. On the command line, start by typing mount /media/cdrom. Follow along with the steps below to mount a cd or dvd in linux. You can mount this cd by creating a mount point or using the existing mount point such as /media. Start off by inserting the disc into your computer, then run through these steps: Change uuid and mount point to fit your environment: To mount your drive permanently edit /etc/fstab by adding the following line. I'm on fedora 19 but this method should work the same for you. Unlike some of the other approaches (mount at least, probably. As others have said most of the distros are using /media as some form of the mount point for removable media. If you’re in the gui, the media should be automatically detected. In order to eject a disk from the drive, whether it's a cd or a dvd, open a terminal and simply execute the eject command.

Start off by inserting the disc into your computer, then run through these steps: As others have said most of the distros are using /media as some form of the mount point for removable media. You can mount this cd by creating a mount point or using the existing mount point such as /media. In order to eject a disk from the drive, whether it's a cd or a dvd, open a terminal and simply execute the eject command. On the command line, start by typing mount /media/cdrom. Follow along with the steps below to mount a cd or dvd in linux. Unlike some of the other approaches (mount at least, probably. I'm on fedora 19 but this method should work the same for you. If you’re in the gui, the media should be automatically detected. Change uuid and mount point to fit your environment:

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Cd Rom Drive Linux Command Line In order to eject a disk from the drive, whether it's a cd or a dvd, open a terminal and simply execute the eject command. Unlike some of the other approaches (mount at least, probably. In order to eject a disk from the drive, whether it's a cd or a dvd, open a terminal and simply execute the eject command. To mount your drive permanently edit /etc/fstab by adding the following line. On the command line, start by typing mount /media/cdrom. You can mount this cd by creating a mount point or using the existing mount point such as /media. Start off by inserting the disc into your computer, then run through these steps: Change uuid and mount point to fit your environment: Follow along with the steps below to mount a cd or dvd in linux. If you’re in the gui, the media should be automatically detected. I'm on fedora 19 but this method should work the same for you. As others have said most of the distros are using /media as some form of the mount point for removable media.