Problem with mounting CD-ROM

Hi,

Sorry for this trivial question, but how can I access my cd-rom? I’m
using 6.3 SP1, installed directly from the CD.

I did a quick google look up. Supposedly, I should run the Iso9660fsys &
command. Or I can provide the -s and do a mount myself

However, I am getting Iso9660fsys command not found error.

When I run this command as root
mount -r -t iso9660 /dev/cd0 mnt/cdrom

I get

Can’t mount mnt/cdrom (type iso9660)
Possible reason: can’t access shared library


Thanks for any suggestion

PPP <pyjunk@shaw.ca> wrote:

Hi,

Sorry for this trivial question, but how can I access my cd-rom? I’m
using 6.3 SP1, installed directly from the CD.

I did a quick google look up. Supposedly, I should run the Iso9660fsys &
command. Or I can provide the -s and do a mount myself

However, I am getting Iso9660fsys command not found error.

When I run this command as root
mount -r -t iso9660 /dev/cd0 mnt/cdrom

I get

Can’t mount mnt/cdrom (type iso9660)
Possible reason: can’t access shared library

I think Google found you some QNX 4 docs – Iso9660fsys is a QNX 4 command.
If your Neutrino system is using diskboot, it should have detected the
CD-ROM drive and mounted it as /fs/cd, where is likely a zero.
Otherwise, you’ll have to start the appropriate driver (devb-*) yourself.

For more information, see these chapters in the Neutrino User’s Guide:

Controlling How Neutrino Starts
Connecting Hardware

You can find this book in the HTML docs on your system, or on the QNX
website.


Steve Reid stever@qnx.com
Technical Editor
QNX Software Systems