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.
