I found a really old CD that has a bunch of game demos from 1998. It wasn’t too scratched up so I bought it for like $1 at a donation warehouse. I was originally hoping I could pass it through to a windows vm I already have working and use their compatibility options to run an old version of Windows that could play.
I tried mounting it as read-only to see if the contents were safe but while running “sudo mount -o ro /dev/sr0 /media/rom” - I get an error “/media/rom: unknown filesystem type ‘iso9660’”
Things I searched up on this suggested editing boot options and I wasn’t really expecting to mess with my system too much. Does Cachy have something in place for this kind of thing?
When I run modprobe on isofs, I get “FATAL: Module isofs not found in directory /lib/modules/7.0.0-1-cachyos”. Running “modinfo iso9660” gives a similar error saying module not found.
I burn CDs pretty often so im also surprised i cant read this one
Hi there, this is strange, did you recently update your kernel? If you did so and didn’t reboot your system, your running kernel could be trying to load the modules from a package that no longer exists… If that is the case, a reboot could solve it.
I asked because yesterday it appeared that it was specifically missing from the regular kernel (linux-cachyos), possibly some more. At least in the v3 and base ([cachyos]) repos.
