[ale] Cannot mout cdrom drive

[cness at gloster.vivid.net (Chris Ness)]

Josh Bonczkowski wrote:
> 
> mount /mnt/cdrom
> 
> not /dev/cdrom
> 

You may mount either way, by the device or by the inode. Inode, as Josh
suggested, may be a better habit as you can use differing mounting
points to refer to different filesystem types on the same physical
device (i.e. /mnt floppy for msdos disks and /mnt/fd0 for ext2 disks,
with both being /dev/fd0). 

First check to make sure you have a valid CDRom in there. (Sorry, got to
cover all bases)

Then, make sure /dev/cdrom is still linked to a /dev/hdX (in my case
/dev/hdd yours may be different).

You didn't say if it changed kernels on you, but just in case:

Check /proc/filesystems to make sure you still have iso9660 in the
kernel.

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