Greetings, Some time ago, someone on the list recommended Toms RTBT disk for gaining CD ROM access via a floppy boot for installing Linux on a machine that won't boot from CD ROM.
I have been trying to use this disk but have come up against a few problems: /mnt/cdrom gave the message: "cdrom not found in /fstab or /mtab" I entered an appropriate line in /etc/fstab to enable the CD ROM to be mounted and tried to mount it then got the message: "fs type udf,iso9660 not supported by kernel" I deleted the udf, bit and tried again but got the message: "special device /dev/cdrom does not exist" I tried to look in /dev for a cdrom entry but the screen scrolled too far down to enable me to see it. The old DOS /p page at a time switch does not work. Is there an alternative for Linux? Any advice as to where I am going wrong would be valuable. Cheers - Woodsey
