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Date: 10 Jan 96 00:46:27 EST
From: Weston Ruch <103350.3250@compuserve.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD 2.1 ATAPI CD-ROM issue
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I can't mount my ATAPI CD-ROM with FreeBSD 2.1.  I installed FreeBSD from the
Walnut Creek CD-ROM by making a boot floppy with the ATAPIFLP.BAT file and the
installation using the CD-ROM was flawless.  The installation was performed
using the "upgrade" option to update the previously installed 2.0.5 version.
But now that the 2.1 OS is installed, I can't seem to mount the CD-ROM, even
though it worked fine during the installation process.  I've tried a number of
ways to mount the CD-ROM, such as:
	mount /cdrom, or
	/stand/mount_cd9660 /dev/wcd0 /cdrom
which results in the error message: /dev/wcd0: device not configured.

Do I need to rebuild the kernel again after it was just built (I assume) during
the installation process?

My CD-ROM is a Mitsumi Quad-speed FX-400 ATAPI drive.

Thanks for your assistance,

Weston Ruch