How to get access to optical drive from console?

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Subject: How to get access to optical drive from console?
From: David List <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 10 Mar 2005 14:46:45 +0100
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I have installed FC3, and I´m now sitting with a system that only allows
booting to init 3, since the automatically generated xorg.conf file
obviously contains rubbish somewhere in it. That, I´m used to, from
previous installations from scratch with this system.

However, the udev feature strikes me out in this case. I haven´t got a
clue as to how to get access to my DVD-ROM drive, so I can get hold of a
 working xorg.conf file from my backup.

I haven´t been able to find any help on this in the fedora-list
archives. Can anyone give me a hint?

Best regards,
David List

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