Cannot Mount DVD written by K3B

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Hi
Sorry for my bad english.

I have write DVD drive with K3B but I cannot read it.

I can see my file in K3B when I do multi-sassion, but I cannot in my Computer (Konqueror).

please help me on this.

Thank You

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In Konqueror
look in /media

is it not there

In kde3 desktop settings you show mounted and un-mounted media etc… on the desktop

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Thanks fo fast reply

but I cannot see any directory in /media directory

The DVD is not mounted

4

What version of OpenSuse are you using?

What kind of data did you burn to the dvd?

Are you using kde3? or kde4?

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My OS is OpenSUSE 11.0

My Default Desktop Environment is KDE3… But I have tested the DVD in both Gnome and KDE4

The DVD is Multisassion data DVD written approx 600mb sized four .AVI movie files.

**Update : **Also I have tested on Ubuntu system and it works perfectly on Ubuntu 8.10

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Right click the desktop to configure

Look for the section ‘Device Icons’
enable and select devices you want to see on the desktop - so include mounted and unmounted dvd media
Now try

Though it should just work. Especially in kde3 or Gnome

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Done as you say but still I cannot see any icon of DVD drive or media on Desktop.

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try mount, you need to check your device, I use sr0 which is how mine is listed.

mount /dev/sr0 /media/sr0

You might want to check you have the originals of

/etc/auto.misc
/etc/auto.master
/etc/mtab

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I can mount DVD with this command
mount /dev/sr0 /media/sr0

but why don’t it mount automatically ?

And also please describe this, sorry I don’t understand this :

You might want to check you have the originals of

/etc/auto.misc
/etc/auto.master
/etc/mtab

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If they have been changed, when you navigate to /etc and look for those file names, if there is a green colored file of the same name but with .old added. This means they have been changed at some point. Tell me what you see.

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Here what I get :

bimal@linux-82na:/etc> ls auto*
autofs_ldap_auth.conf  auto.master  auto.misc  auto.net  auto.smb
bimal@linux-82na:/etc> ls mt*
mtab
bimal@linux-82na:/etc>

The auto.net and auto.smb are in green color. All other files are in white color