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Re: mount command


On Tue, Apr 23, 2002 at 12:47:57PM -0400, Sorour.Reza wrote:
> 		Hi,
> 		On one of our application that were running with 6.x Linux,
> we used the following command to mount the CDROM:

Last time I heard about Linux (5 mins ago) I think the most
recent version was 2.4.18, you must be talking about
something else...

> 			mount -r /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom
> 
> 		After we have loaded the 7.2, we have learned that this
> command  is no longer supported and we have to include the "-t iso9660" in
> the mount command. Because of the backward/forward compatibility issue, this
> has created some problem for us. By the way, the fstab includes the proper
> definition for the CDROM. Any suggestion or thought will be appreciated. 
> 		Thanks.

If the fstab is filled in properly, just
mount /mnt/cdrom
will do.

That's completely Out of Topic for this list by the way.

HTH
/Y

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