People,
I have several CDROMS all of which seem to be DOS type.
At first I tried the disc in my CD player. Nope; then
in one of my 5.3 machines using mount_msdosfs. (probably
with the wrong flags, I admit.) As a last resort I put the
disc in my RH-8 platform intended to reboot into W2K. But
a cup of coffee later I find that Red Hat had already popped
up a window with the title of the disc and that it is a
1.1MB pdf file. I doubt this CDROM is a an ISO-9660
(or whatever). But it's nice that RH knew automagically
what to do with it and to pop up the pdf reader.
I know there is the genius in FBSD-land to do this; probably
just enough not people. My question is: what are the FBSD
commands to let me mount this disc and let me read the
files to be able to point acroread at them?
tia,
gary
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Gary Kline [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.thought.org Public service Unix
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