> > Hi,
> > I've solved the problem and have mounted the cdrom.
> > The device is /dev/wcd0c. Why?
> > Can anyone give a clear explaination as to the cdrom devices in /dev and
> > what they all are for? There seem to be a lot of devices with *cd* in
> them!
> > Is there a way to have the cdrom automount (once I solve this current
> > problem) when it's put into the drive?
> > All the best,
> > Peter William Lount
> > http://www.smalltalk.org
> Don't forget that since you installed from cdrom, you should already have
> an entry in fstab for /cdrom. So all you should have to do is mount /cdrom
> and you should have no problem.
> MeatHead
> Electrical Engineer
> Grand Rapids, MI
You can add the 'auto' to fstab in the cdrom entry. Just be aware
however, you must have a CD in the drive when booting or you will get
put into single user mode, at least in 2.2.x FBSD. I haven't tried this
yet in 3.2.
Charlie
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