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Helmut Thienel schrieb:

> "The Kernel does not recongnize /dev/cdrom as a block device

 maybe you must use insmod  /xxx/xxx/xxx/fs/iso9660.o  (the filesystem
for CD-Roms)
and insmod yourspecificCDRdriver.o  (the driver for your CDRom depends
on the CDR)maybe /dev/cdrom should be linked on hdb or hdc ... try fdisk
program it tells the HD-Parameters (fdisk hdc) maybe you see cdrom is
linked falseor try direct
mount /dev/hdc1 /cdrom -tiso9660
there is also a prog named modprobe as a better insmod try modprobe when
you get an error you own the proggy yet.

> It does not matter whether the mount is launched from

yes

> Can anybody please help ???
> not direct

> PS: I have not edited the /etc/fstab yet as I would
> consider this a bit hairy when "mount" does not do the trick.

> ok do it later when you got the trick