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Ok, assuming that your fstab is configured the way previously said, then just do "mkdir /cdrom1" (as root).
Then do "mount /cdrom1".
It looks as if your problem was that /cdrom1 was not actually created after the hdinstall so creating the directory should fix it...let's hope.
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