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CDRoom won't mount DVD RW after burning OS to DVD using brasero
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I burned a debian distro to a DVD RW and the DVD won't boot to install the distro, if I insert the disc while on OS, the cdrom won't mount. Also if I open gparted it stays "scanning all devices..." forever.
I've also noticed that the were mounted 3 discs or partions after burning the disc.
update: if i run sudo mount /dev/sr0 the terminal stays waiting forever
update: it shows this mounted discs or partitions but the cdrom/optical drive can't mount the dvd nor can be detected
bootable brasero
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
add a comment |
I burned a debian distro to a DVD RW and the DVD won't boot to install the distro, if I insert the disc while on OS, the cdrom won't mount. Also if I open gparted it stays "scanning all devices..." forever.
I've also noticed that the were mounted 3 discs or partions after burning the disc.
update: if i run sudo mount /dev/sr0 the terminal stays waiting forever
update: it shows this mounted discs or partitions but the cdrom/optical drive can't mount the dvd nor can be detected
bootable brasero
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
1
Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28
add a comment |
I burned a debian distro to a DVD RW and the DVD won't boot to install the distro, if I insert the disc while on OS, the cdrom won't mount. Also if I open gparted it stays "scanning all devices..." forever.
I've also noticed that the were mounted 3 discs or partions after burning the disc.
update: if i run sudo mount /dev/sr0 the terminal stays waiting forever
update: it shows this mounted discs or partitions but the cdrom/optical drive can't mount the dvd nor can be detected
bootable brasero
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
I burned a debian distro to a DVD RW and the DVD won't boot to install the distro, if I insert the disc while on OS, the cdrom won't mount. Also if I open gparted it stays "scanning all devices..." forever.
I've also noticed that the were mounted 3 discs or partions after burning the disc.
update: if i run sudo mount /dev/sr0 the terminal stays waiting forever
update: it shows this mounted discs or partitions but the cdrom/optical drive can't mount the dvd nor can be detected
bootable brasero
bootable brasero
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
edited Apr 8 at 23:22
terdon♦
134k33270450
134k33270450
asked Apr 8 at 22:08
user346169
This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
1
Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28
add a comment |
This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
1
Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28
This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
1
1
Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28
Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28
add a comment |
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[1] - Verify your boot order in your BIOS to make sure your DVD drive is before your harddisk.
To do so;
- When cpu starts type F-12 or f10 to launch BIOS set -up.
- If you search bios boot for your computer hardware you will find the
shortcut key.
if that does not work
[2] - Try to create a second live cd with a different application, k3b, gnome-disk-utlitity etc
and before you install again
[3] - Check your checksum on your dvd disk to make sure file is not corrupted
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 8 at 22:21
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I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
|
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[1] - Verify your boot order in your BIOS to make sure your DVD drive is before your harddisk.
To do so;
- When cpu starts type F-12 or f10 to launch BIOS set -up.
- If you search bios boot for your computer hardware you will find the
shortcut key.
if that does not work
[2] - Try to create a second live cd with a different application, k3b, gnome-disk-utlitity etc
and before you install again
[3] - Check your checksum on your dvd disk to make sure file is not corrupted
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 8 at 22:21
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I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
|
show 3 more comments
[1] - Verify your boot order in your BIOS to make sure your DVD drive is before your harddisk.
To do so;
- When cpu starts type F-12 or f10 to launch BIOS set -up.
- If you search bios boot for your computer hardware you will find the
shortcut key.
if that does not work
[2] - Try to create a second live cd with a different application, k3b, gnome-disk-utlitity etc
and before you install again
[3] - Check your checksum on your dvd disk to make sure file is not corrupted
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 8 at 22:21
Julien Tremblay McLellanJulien Tremblay McLellan
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I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
|
show 3 more comments
[1] - Verify your boot order in your BIOS to make sure your DVD drive is before your harddisk.
To do so;
- When cpu starts type F-12 or f10 to launch BIOS set -up.
- If you search bios boot for your computer hardware you will find the
shortcut key.
if that does not work
[2] - Try to create a second live cd with a different application, k3b, gnome-disk-utlitity etc
and before you install again
[3] - Check your checksum on your dvd disk to make sure file is not corrupted
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 8 at 22:21
Julien Tremblay McLellanJulien Tremblay McLellan
13
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[1] - Verify your boot order in your BIOS to make sure your DVD drive is before your harddisk.
To do so;
- When cpu starts type F-12 or f10 to launch BIOS set -up.
- If you search bios boot for your computer hardware you will find the
shortcut key.
if that does not work
[2] - Try to create a second live cd with a different application, k3b, gnome-disk-utlitity etc
and before you install again
[3] - Check your checksum on your dvd disk to make sure file is not corrupted
Hope this helps!
answered Apr 8 at 22:21
Julien Tremblay McLellanJulien Tremblay McLellan
13
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answered Apr 8 at 22:21
Julien Tremblay McLellanJulien Tremblay McLellan
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answered Apr 8 at 22:21
Julien Tremblay McLellanJulien Tremblay McLellan
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answered Apr 8 at 22:21
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I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
|
show 3 more comments
I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
I've done step 1, the cdroom starts to read the DVD for about 20 seconds and then stops and proceeds to boot main OS... I can't acess DVD, it won't mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:24
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
If your system is booting the main OS after reading the DVD for like 10-20 seconds. It means there is an issue with the ISO format itself. Probably during install, you need to restart the install and please try to use k3b. It is my fav for dvds!
– Julien Tremblay McLellan
Apr 8 at 22:26
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Sure, I'll give it a try. I post results soon. But there is a problem, the dvd wont won't mount... Even brasero can't detect it... when I open gparted it stays on "scanning all devices..." forever (or until Iremove the dvd)
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:31
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
Yep, even k3b can't detect the DVD because it wont mount
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:33
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
@OrdnaelSusej have you tried burning a new CD? That's the first easy step.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:30
|
show 3 more comments
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This is a burning DVD issue, so, not really a duplicate
– user346169
Apr 8 at 22:12
@IporSircer please don't use that question as a dupe target just because the OP mentions Kali! That question should either never be used as a dupe target (but only as something to point people to) or, if you must use it, only use it as a dupe target if the question is clearly about someone trying to use Kali as a regular OS without the required knowledge.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:24
If this is about burning a Kali CD, please edit and make that clear. Different distributions have different installation approaches, so Debian might work while Kali won't, or Kali might work and Ubuntu won't etc. So if this is about Kali, let us know. Also, clarify exactly what you burned, where you got it from and how you burned it.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:25
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Finally, I strongly urge you to have a look at the Why is Kali hard post. If you are having trouble with creating an installation CD, and you don't know what those mounted disks are, Kali is probably not the right place to start. There's no reason why you should know any of this, of course, but Kali is a tool designed for experts and is not easy to use for non-experts, and this question suggests you aren't an expert.
– terdon♦
Apr 8 at 23:28