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From: Chris McMahon <cmcmahonloronix@yahoo.com>
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Subject: address CD drive differently between 4.8 and 4.9  
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Hello... 
     I'm mounting FreeBSD from a USB CD device.  This
doesn't happen automatically; at a "mountroot" prompt,
in 4.8, I had to type "cd9660:cd0" and it worked.  
    For 4.9, the necessary command changed-- but I
can't remember what it is!  That is, it's
"mountroot>cd9660:???".  
     If someone could help my memory a bit, I would
appreciate it... 
      -Chris 

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