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for drive in /proc/ide/hd?
do if [ $( cat $drive/media ) == cdrom ] then echo $( basename $drive ) is a cdrom mkdir -p /mnt/$( basemane $drive ) mount -t iso9660 /dev/$( basename $drive ) /mnt/$( basename $drive ) echo $( basename $drive ) is mount on /mnt/$( basename $drive ) fi done |
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