Ok, here is the problem, you keep creating directories for cdrom, under /dev - evident by my output:
Code:
root@Morpheus:/var/log# cd /etc
root@Morpheus:/etc# cd /dev
root@Morpheus:/dev# cd cdrom
bash: cd: cdrom: Not a directory
root@Morpheus:/dev# cd cdrom1
bash: cd: cdrom1: Not a directory
root@Morpheus:/dev# cd dvd
bash: cd: dvd: Not a directory
root@Morpheus:/dev# cd cdaudio
bash: cd: cdaudio: Not a directory
root@Morpheus:/dev#
If you do the exact same commands I have above, you will find, that you have a directory /dev/cdrom - and a /dev/cdrom1 -=- note in my above code, I don't have one, for either of these two.................

The copy of the scd1 to scd0 failed, and since I figured you didn't have a symlink for /dev/cdrom, I wasn't sure if you had a /dev/cdrom1 either, which I was expecting to create, after we got the scd0 block device right - we are now back where we started again - we have a broken scd0, we have a directory for /dev/cdrom and not a symlink, and now, we also have a /dev/cdrom1 directory instead of a symlink too.....

Here is what I suggest, rm the /dev/cdrom/cdrom and the /dev/cdrom1/cdrom1 - then rmdir the /dev/cdrom and the /dev/cdrom1 directories...............

Hopefully, someone else can give input on how you can create the scd0 block device, and remove the current /dev/scd0 you currently have... Then, I would suggest you do a ln -sf sr0 /dev/cdrom and a ln -sf sr1 /dev/cdrom1, but only after you can get the scd0 corrected...

( I need a vacation... )
Ms. Cuddles