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08-18-2002
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How to a see the contents of my CD drive
How to a see the contents of my CD drive
in a Scoopen server station. In a windows based system you just go to mycomputer- and than double click the cd rom drive icon...simple....But i need to see the same but for a SCO open server....i want the same for a floppy drive tooo... By the way, i tried (scoadmin ) command but couldnt go further... Thanks |
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08-20-2002
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There is a bit of info out there on this...maybe it's your search criteria.... I just did a quick search on google with this
"accessing CD-ROM using Unix" And got a bunch of stuff (Results 1 - 10 of about 60,900) So it's out there - and I'd guess by looking at the first site amongst those pages you'll find everything you need to know. |
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08-22-2002
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If your next step is to mount and copy, you will need to mount it to a directory on your system.
mount -ro cdfs <cdrom device> /cdrom (mount point on UNIX) Your syntax may vary. Check the mount command in the manpages.  |
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08-23-2002
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depending on what u use on Linux(red hat and mandrake) just go : mount /mnt/cdrom
if that does not work try get some answers from: man mount any way it strongly depends on what u use... sorry but that how it is... |
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