Re: Where is my CD-ROM drive?

[Robert Kasunic <robert.kasunic@nikocity.de>]

Hi Ray,

I think you got me wrong. Sure, my CD-ROM is in my computer. But it isn't 
an IDE drive (/dev/scd0). The mount point is ok. Before I compiled the new 
kernel I used (and I'm still using) kernel 2.0.36. With this kernel my 
CD-ROM works fine. Thanks anyway.

Robert

At 16:06 10.11.99 -0800, raymond ferrari wrote:
> Is your cd-rom in your computer and connected to IDE hard disk. If so,  you
> need to know if it is connected to the primary, secondary of the first or 
> second hard
> drive.
> If indeed it is in your computer, the possibility is that you need to use 
> hdb or hdc
> for your mount point. e.g...mnt /dev/hdc  /dev/cdrom. If your cdrom is not 
> in your
> machine, forget the above. As you know you need to use /dev/scd0. Maybe 
> you should add
> to /dev/scd0 /dev/cdrom. Ray F.