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Question mounting CD and using options ( Ubuntu Forums Desktop Environments )
Updated: 2008-11-23 01:45:06 (3)
mounting CD and using options

Hello,

I have a CD with 4 files on it. In Solaris and Windows, I see the four files. In Fiesty, I only see 3... a file named .CD_info is missing.

I tried to mount the CD/DVD drive with # mount /media/cdrom0/ -o unhide.

It still doesn't work. As a workaround, 1f40 I had to copy the CD to a temp folder, go to Windows and transfer the .CD_info file to a USB drive. And then I transfered the file from USB to the temp folder. As you can imagine, this solution st!nks.

What is a way I can see all of the files on my CD?

Thanks!

Answers: mounting CD and using options ( Ubuntu Forums Desktop Environments )
mounting CD and using options

Any file begining with a . in Linux is counted as hidden. If your in nautilus hit Ctrl + H to show it up.

shad0w_walker

mounting CD and using options

You can right-click in the window and "Show hidden files"

daengbo

mounting CD and using options

Hello corn29,
As shad0w_walker says, any file prefixed with . is hidden.
In a terminal, you can use the -a option of the "ls" command.

Your cdrom is automounted in /media, so:
Code:
ls -a /media/cdrom/
will list ALL the documents in your directorie.
You'll always see a . and a .., respectively "the directorie itself" and "the parent directorie".
Code:
cd /media/cdrom
ls -al
cd ..
will move you to the parent dir, /media in your case.

The . is useful when you want, for example, copy (cp) something from "there" to "where I am":

Code:
cp /home/Desktop/something.txt .

john lejeune

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