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Thursday, August 12th 2010, 4:47pm

Mounting data CD recognized as a Music CD

Yesterday I was copying a set of CD's to the hard drive of my machine. They all contain several MP3 files and nothing else. Most times they mounted correctly as data files and I was able to quickly copy the data off of them. However, on a few occasions, KDE did not recognize the CD as a data CD. Instead, it thought it was a Music CD which means that I couldn't just access the data from Dolphin. I quickly found out that I could get around this by mounting the CD from the command line after creating a directory to serve as a mount point. But, it scares me to think that this could happen to some of the non techy people I have installed Linux for.

Have any of you seen this issue? It would be nice to have an option for how to mount a CD.
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Wednesday, May 2nd 2012, 4:46am

to the hard drive of my machine. They all contain several MP3
supra store，
buy supra shoes，
discount supras，
files and nothing else. Most times they mounted correctly as data files and I was able to quickly copy the data off of them. However, on a few occasions, KDE did not recognize the CD as a data CD. Instead, it thought it was a Music CD which means that I couldn't just access the data from Dolphin. I quickly found out that I could get around this by mounting the CD from the command line after creating a directory to serve as a mount point. But, it scares me to think that this could happen to some of the non techy people I have installed Linux for.

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