=== F|ReSTaRT is now known as FiReSTaRT [23:32] anyone able to shed light on DVD not mounting anymore after upgrading to Unity 15.10? [23:35] LarryB: that's pretty strange [23:35] have you tried mounting via the command line? [23:37] yes i get hte following: [23:37] mount: can't find /cdrom in /etc/fstab [23:38] what is the full command you use? [23:38] I have started looking online but all they suggest didn't work :( [23:38] sudo mount /cdrom [23:38] ah [23:38] yeah, that's not going to work :) [23:38] so I see :) [23:39] tried: mount /dev/sr0 [23:39] normally in ubuntu, drives get mounted with fuse instead of with the mount command [23:39] same error (/dev/sr0 not foun d in fstab [23:39] this makes access to the mount more secure and does not require extra priviledges [23:39] oh? ok [23:39] like sudo [23:40] try `sudo mount /dev/sd0 /mnt` [23:40] :( [23:40] mount: special device /dev/sd0 does not exist [23:40] err [23:40] sorry [23:40] sr0 [23:40] typo [23:41] mount: special device /dev/sd0 does not existmount: /dev/sr0 is write-protected, mounting read-only [23:41] james@james-Ubuntu:~$ [23:41] may work. cause no write to cdrom [23:41] cool [23:41] yeah, that's normal [23:41] when you want to unmount it later, use `sudo umount /mnt` [23:41] where did it mount to? (whiuch directory)? [23:41] `/mnt` [23:42] ahh ther eit is. [23:42] /mnt is a generally good location for mounting random disks for short periods of time [23:42] thanks azend|vps . So change /mnt to /mnt/cdrom would put it there [23:42] but only as a super usier [23:42] user [23:42] perfect. thansk again [23:42] no [23:43] no? [23:43] oh yeah [23:43] unmount the disk [23:43] `mkdir -p /mnt/cdrom` [23:43] and then remount it in the new location [23:43] should jsu tmake a .sh [23:43] \for cd mount [23:43] but if you have to do it this way, something is wrong [23:44] ubuntu will usually mount it with fuse in /media// [23:44] or /media// [23:44] yeah the issue I had was going to 15.10 upgrade path [23:44] a data disk automounted. buit the dvd didn't [23:45] is there a apt-get to uninstall/re-install fuse? [23:45] there is but I wouldn't try it as it'll probably break something [23:45] heh the upgrade did [23:45] sounds like some sort of weird unity issue with fuse though [23:46] I know there's a config item burried in gconf that allows you to enable/disable automounting of new volumes [23:47] but you'd need to do a bit more diagnosis first [23:47] otherwise you're just running around in the dark with a knife [23:47] that or a bug that is updated soon [23:47] true [23:47] also true [23:47] i get lucky sometimes in the dark but it is not ideal [23:48] you could try putting in a bug ticket on a relavent launchpad project [23:48] perhaps you're just the first to notice this issue [23:48] migh towrk. my install upgrade was iffy. [23:49] after install it wanted to install a partial upgrade after [23:49] then it said we were good after that run [23:49] HexChat: 2.10.2 ** OS: Linux 4.2.0-16-lowlatency x86_64 ** Distro: Ubuntu "wily" 15.10 ** CPU: 8 x Intel(R) Core(TM) i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz (GenuineIntel) @ 2.53GHz ** RAM: Physical: 2.9GiB, 35.7% free ** Disk: Total: 233.9GiB, 79.6% free ** VGA: NVIDIA Corporation NX7600GS-T2D256EH ** Sound: Audigy - SB Audigy 1 [SB0092] ** Ethernet: Intel Corporation 82567LM-2 Gigabit Network Connection ** [23:49] Uptime: 43m 11s ** [23:50] is that a custom kernel? [23:51] Linux PHEONIX 4.2.3-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat Oct 3 18:52:50 CEST 2015 x86_64 GNU/Linux [23:51] Ubuntu is not as far behind as it used to be [23:51] how do you tel? [23:51] uname? [23:51] yeah [23:52] well it's in your hexchat thing [23:52] but `uname -a` will show you what I just copied [23:53] yeah not sure what i clicked but that's probably it [23:53] Resuming in non X mode: xdpyinfo not found. For package install advice run: inxi --recommends [23:53] CPU~Quad core Intel Core i7-4790 CPU (-HT-MCP-) clocked at Min:3599.859Mhz Max:3781.546Mhz Kernel~4.2.3-1-ARCH x86_64 Up~6 days Mem~4251.0/16003.9MB HDD~2000.4GB(4.9% used) Procs~275 Client~Quassel (pre v0.4.1) inxi~2.1.2 [23:53] ubuntu will usually mount it with fuse in /media/ ls [23:54] grr [23:56] LarryB: hmm? [23:56] typing bash code in chat [23:58] :)