patrick wrote:
I was needing to know if there's a CD in a drive so that I could
attempt to mount it if something was in there. The scsi utility I was
using on OpenBSD would query the drive at a low level, and would
report back if it found media in the drive. For now, I will just
attempt to run "mount /dev/cdrom" -- its exit value tells me if it was
successful in mounting a CD, and that seems to work just fine. The
automount service wasn't working for me, and I don't have the time to
fiddle with it to figure out why not.
You could build a cron job which runs every 5 seconds and attempts a mount.
:-)
More seriously, you should find out what is wrong.
Mike
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