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My customer runs a small auto repair shop, they use vender supplied software
for computer based repair guides. What I have is 2 DVD-ROMs, both contain a
data DVD. I would just copy the data to the HD if they didn't update every
month. Now here is the problem. Is there a way so that I don't have to issue
mount and umount commands so that my customer can just switch the DVD's
himself. Is there some automount service? Thanks