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Then it should mount OK this must be a puppy linux thing, which I can't help you with, its probably just a permissions thing, you may need to add yourself to a specific group to be able to mount cdroms eg group 'cdrom'.
Try mounting it manually and see what happens.
Puppy is a single user system by default and runs as root unless spot or fido is used to launch applications as a user.
Non of that maybe applies in this thread as nothing mentioned as running as user spot or fido.
#!/bin/bash
# Display content of CD or DVD
#
# Linux Puppy 5.9.3
# SiegeWorks 2015 A.P.K.
#
# Help from rcrsn51,Flash,michaelk,01micko,
#
cd_chk=$( cddetect_quick -d /dev/sr0 )
if [[ $cd_chk == "no disc" ]]; then
echo "No CD/DVD in drive !!"
gxmessage -timeout 2 "No CD/DVD in drive !!"
exit
fi
if [[ $cd_chk == "disc inserted" ]]; then
echo "CD/DVD is in drive."
mkdir -p /mnt/sr0
mount -t iso9660 /dev/sr0 /mnt/sr0
thunar /mnt/sr0/
fi
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