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From: Ali Nasseh <a_nasseh@yahoo.com>
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hi,
when i mount my cdrom with this command,
# mount -vt cd9660 /dev/acd0c /cdrom
i get "I/O error", after i hear the cdrom rotation.
too, i can't execute my c program. after i
successfully compile it with cc command like this:
# cc hello.c
i can see the a.out file in my directory, but when i
type:
# a.out
the system says "command not found".
please tell me  what is wrong with those.


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