--If you need to "mount" the cdrom, then you must be running from the HD. Otherwise, all you have to do is ' ls /cdrom '.

Try (as root of course) :
' mkdir /mnt/cdrom ' == JIC
' mount /dev/scd0 /mnt/cdrom -oro '
' ls /mnt/cdrom '

--BTW, you can also try mounting sr0, and /dev/cdrom. The mount point you use can also be any existing directory name. (i.e. you can ' mount /dev/scd0 /usr ' -- but I wouldn't try it if I were you.)

Quote Originally Posted by new-to-knoppix
Hello all-
I'm use to the supermount cdrom from the redhat-mandrake linux linux

How do I mount the cdrom drive? I see a /cdrom under root, but no /mnt/cdrom?

Any help will be appreciated!