Lost device cdrom ?

From: Kjell Grindalen (kjell.grindalen_at_sio.uio.no)
Date: 09/26/03

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Date: Fri, 26 Sep 2003 08:54:02 +0200

    Hello managers!

    I have done something not so smart..in an attempt to have clean and not so
    messy rc2.d and rc3.d area and a nice short process list..I have taken away
    some of the startup scripts from there..so the daemons dont start after a
    reboot.

    The removed startup scripts include autofs.
    My problem is that I am trying to mount my cdrom. I can no longer find a
    device called cdrom under / and I cant find anything called cdrom under /dev
    either.

    I have tried running devfsadm -c cdrom and volcheck (my vold daemon is still
    running) but nothing happens

    I have also tried to mkdir cdrom under /mnt and directly on / and ran mount
    /dev/sr0 /cdrom but all that happens when I run mount operations on the
    device sr0 is a Device busy message. I have also tried mount
    /dev/dsk/c0t6d0s0 -r hsfs -ro /cdrom but there are no such device...

    I am wondering if maybe I have "cleaned away" the device cdrom by running
    devfsadm

    Anyone have some advice for things I can try to get my cdrom back ?

    (BTW: I can even get the cdrom bay door to eject by pressing the button on
    it)

    Mvh
     
    Kjell Grindalen
    SIO/IT
    2259 6863 / 95095311
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