To mount a CD-ROM, follow these steps.
 
1. Select Mount CD.
 
2. Log in as root on the workstation attached to the CD-ROM drive.
 
3. If you are changing CD-ROMs: 
 
   o Unmount the CD-ROM, usually /cdrom.
     (Solaris automatically unmounts CD-ROMs.)
 
          umount /cdrom
 
   o Eject the CD-ROM from the CD-ROM drive. 
 
     On a Sun with no eject button, type 
 
            /bin/eject  /dev/sr0
 
     On a drive with an eject button, push the eject button.
 
4. Insert the requested CD-ROM.
 
5. Mount the CD-ROM.
 
    Use the command appropriate for your operating system. 
    Depending on your device name, the command might be one 
    of those below. The 0 in the device name is the number zero, 
    not the letter O.

    HP-UX 	/etc/mount /dev/dsk/1s0 /cdrom -o ro -t cdfs
 
    AIX 	/etc/mount -o ro -v cdrfs /dev/cd0 /cdrom
 
    Solaris 	Automatically mounts CD-ROMs when you insert them.
 
    SunOS 	/etc/mount -o ro -t hsfs /dev/sr0 /cdrom
 
6. If the CD-ROM device is attached to a remote workstation,
    export the file system.
 
7. If you are using the window that popped up, type "exit"  to exit
    superuser, then type "exit" again to return to the installation.
 
If the products do not start loading after you mount the CD-ROM,
make sure you mounted the requested CD-ROM and that you
mounted it correctly. Check the console window for messages.
 
 
