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|    Clark Smith to All    |
|    DVD not being detected mystery    |
|    19 Feb 22 14:46:57    |
      From: noaddress@nowhere.net               I have several 14.2 systems, and none of them seems to be able to       detect DVDs. That is, when I insert a DVD in the DVD unit, I can see       nothng whatsoever in /var/log/syslog, /var/log/messages, or dmesg in       those systems.               The thing is, I have another system running Debian, which can       detect the DVD without any problems. This is not happening with a       particular DVD alone - I have tried with several, and the outcome is       always the same: my 14.2 systems can't detect them, whereas the Debian       one can't.               I am reasonably certain that it is not the case that all those       DVD units are broken - I can certainly see the light turning on in them       when I insert the DVD, and I can hear the DVD spinning. Which makes me       think it must something to do with the way in which my 14.2 systems are       configured.               I am using 14.2 with all the patches applied, and I am not aware       of any configuration specifics to prevent the DVD unit from working. Do       you guys have any suggestions how to try and diagnose (and fix) this       problem? I have the feeling that I must be missing something obvious       here, but I am at a loss.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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