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I'm running Fedora 11 on an Asus M50 laptop, which has the following optical drive: HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-T50N. I've been having issues getting discs to mount (though until just now I was able to burn CDs just fine), and unfortunately I've had a hard time reproducing the various problems. Some relatively consistent symptoms, however, have been:
I have a DVD burner in an external USB enclosure.
It works fine for reading CDs and DVDs, and for burning DVD-R and CD-R discs, but I can't get it to write to any CD-RW discs, and rarely DVD-RW.
I've downloaded ubuntu server 4 times now and burnt it over 10 times, trying to get it to work on an older machine. The burn goes through, and when the test phase hits there is always an error that the disc track sectors are less than the image file sectors.
I've been using Imgburn on two different laptops(Asus G73sx and an older Asus laptop) and on a desktop to burn it with no luck.
G'Day, Hope someone can help, have a HPdv7 laptop, usually dual boot W7 Ubuntu xx, W7 crashed, reloaded off the recovery discs then tried to load Ubuntu, started to copy files at about 75% it just stopped, tried everything but no good, any thoughts and suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Regards Miykel
Hi there!
I searched these forums for a clear and simple method to copy my DVD's and bluray discs to my server but did not find anything.
This drive will recognize normal disks of any kind, burn normals disks of any kind, and will even write to the label side of lightscribe disks, but if I try to put a lightscribe disk in there data side down, Ubuntu acts like there is nothing present. I have tried multiple spindles of multiple brands. None of them work.
Hello!
I wish to install Ubuntu 13.04 desktop (Xubuntu, more specifically,) using encryption and LVM, with manual partitioning and my own set-up of LVM logical volumes. I have made a few attempts with live discs, but the installers don't seem to allow me to set up my own LVM logical volumes.
I've been able to do this using the alternate installation disc for 12.04.
My system has 3 physical hard discs, partitioned into 4.
When I boot up, I can only see the disc via which I booted.
If I "Open File" on any application, I see all the discs. Just touching my cursor onto the disc entries seems to mount them. They now appear in the toolbar.
How do I get them to mount on boot?
Thanks
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