Cannot detect CD rom on Lubuntu 17.10.1

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I just loaded Lubunto 17.10.1. Cannot read CD rom. When I load the CD, can hear the typical sound of it running and then it stops. But there no pop of the CD directory. What should I do?







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  • Is this a new install or upgrade?
    – George Udosen
    Apr 21 at 8:01










  • If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
    – Eranda Peiris
    Apr 21 at 8:04










  • You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
    – guiverc
    Apr 21 at 9:06











  • Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:32











  • Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:58














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I just loaded Lubunto 17.10.1. Cannot read CD rom. When I load the CD, can hear the typical sound of it running and then it stops. But there no pop of the CD directory. What should I do?







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  • Is this a new install or upgrade?
    – George Udosen
    Apr 21 at 8:01










  • If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
    – Eranda Peiris
    Apr 21 at 8:04










  • You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
    – guiverc
    Apr 21 at 9:06











  • Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:32











  • Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:58












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I just loaded Lubunto 17.10.1. Cannot read CD rom. When I load the CD, can hear the typical sound of it running and then it stops. But there no pop of the CD directory. What should I do?







share|improve this question












I just loaded Lubunto 17.10.1. Cannot read CD rom. When I load the CD, can hear the typical sound of it running and then it stops. But there no pop of the CD directory. What should I do?









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  • Is this a new install or upgrade?
    – George Udosen
    Apr 21 at 8:01










  • If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
    – Eranda Peiris
    Apr 21 at 8:04










  • You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
    – guiverc
    Apr 21 at 9:06











  • Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:32











  • Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:58
















  • Is this a new install or upgrade?
    – George Udosen
    Apr 21 at 8:01










  • If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
    – Eranda Peiris
    Apr 21 at 8:04










  • You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
    – guiverc
    Apr 21 at 9:06











  • Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:32











  • Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
    – Vinod Vasudevan
    Apr 21 at 13:58















Is this a new install or upgrade?
– George Udosen
Apr 21 at 8:01




Is this a new install or upgrade?
– George Udosen
Apr 21 at 8:01












If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
– Eranda Peiris
Apr 21 at 8:04




If you've correctly passed the cdrom device, you should be able to mount it like this.sudo -i mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom cd /mnt
– Eranda Peiris
Apr 21 at 8:04












You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
– guiverc
Apr 21 at 9:06





You state "when I load the CD can hear the typical sound" which I gather is the spinning of the drive. This is done by hardware, and occurs on many drives if they just have power connected but aren't connected to a PC (if the drive won't spin reliably they spit disc out - its this check you're hearing). To use the cd/dvd you need to mount it (unless enabled as automatic). It's more secure to only mount devices when you authorize/direct it to. On my Ubuntu I just installed a dvdr & saw and heard it spin up, but I had to load a file.manager and select drive before I could view files on it.
– guiverc
Apr 21 at 9:06













Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
– Vinod Vasudevan
Apr 21 at 13:32





Thanks all. Yes its a new install. Also I'm new to lubuntu, have only used windows and am a novice. I tried the command line and it gave an error. However I can view the CD in accessories-disk
– Vinod Vasudevan
Apr 21 at 13:32













Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
– Vinod Vasudevan
Apr 21 at 13:58




Guys, its working now. I tried sudo mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom/ Also clicked mount partition in accessories--> disk for the dvd drive
– Vinod Vasudevan
Apr 21 at 13:58















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