From: forsyth@plan9.cs.york.ac.uk forsyth@plan9.cs.york.ac.uk
Subject: How to get access scsi CDROM?
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 1995 06:12:59 -0400 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <19950906101259.9ZE2eDH5R5Xy97pduTOxeri4U3UGHO4BjAUWCs31a4Y@z> (raw)
see cdrom(3) and dossrv(4) for details.
9660srv can serve several CDROM devices. you select a particular one
using a parameter to the mount command; see bind(1).
check that directory /n/cd exists: it might be called /n/cdrom.
if neither exists, just mkdir /n/cd first. chmod 555 /n/cd .
there isn't anything special about that name, by the way.
you can mount the cdrom's contents anywhere that isn't silly.
suppose the CDROM is set to SCSI ID 6 (if not, make appropriate
substitutions in the device names below).
then:
bind -a '#R6' /dev # note the '...' protecting the # in #R
ls -l /dev/cd6 # should show something useful
mount /srv/9660 /n/cd /dev/cd6
# now the contents of /dev/cd6 are visible under /n/cd,
# in the current name space.
you can also name the #R device directly in the mount command, without the bind:
mount /srv/9660 /n/cd '#R6/cd6'
if #R isn't known, try substituting #w6 for #R6
and #w6/sd6disk for #R6/cd6 throughout.
note that if you mount the Plan 9 CDROM this way using the 4 diskette
system, you can try:
bind -b /n/cd/386/bin /bin
bind -b /n/cd/rc/bin /bin
and make something nearer the full command set available.
(you might then need to do something similar for /sys and /lib
for commands that need special data files.)
next reply other threads:[~1995-09-06 10:12 UTC|newest]
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1995-09-06 10:12 forsyth [this message]
1995-09-06 18:50 Kenji
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