> There is no defined/legal place, where cdroms, floppies or > alien OS partitions go to. > > Suse uses /floppy, /cdrom etc. > Caldera uses /mnt/floppy, /mnt/floppy. Red Hat uses /mnt/floppy /mnt/cdrom
> "/mnt" is reserved as a temporary mount point and not as > a directory of mount points by common practice. On Nobody I know in the modern Unix world uses /mnt that way > There may be a convenience (soft) link "/cdrom" and "/floppy" which point > into the directory "/mnt.d" if the latter exists. Ugly IMHO. I'd rather keep /mnt/foo
