> > And don't write anything about /dev/sr0 in your fstab. That file is only
> > for harddrives and not for cdroms etc.
> >
> There is no reason not to add cdroms to /etc/fstab provided you give the
> noauto option so that they are not automatically mounted. If you add:
> /dev/sr0 /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,ro 0 0
> to /etc/fstab, then you can just do mount /mnt/cdrom to mount it instead
> of having to specify the device on the mount command line.
Oh, that's new to me. I've always thought that you should only add
filesystems which are mounted automatically. And for a cd-rom-drive I've
thought you should always have a cd in it to have it added in the
/etc/fstab. Thanks for advice.
-Dan
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