Managing the AMASS File System
Solaris
Step 1. Use the UNIX vi editor or a similar product to edit the /etc/vold.conf file.
Step 2. Comment out the internal CD drive entry as shown in the following illustration. The entry with the asterisk in the name identifies the internal CD drive.
Replace that entry with an entry for a supported external CD drive name.
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#use cdrom drive /dev/rdsh/c*s2 dev_cdrom.so cdrom%d use cdrom drive /dev/rdsh/c0t6d0s2 dev_cdrom.so cdrom%d
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IRIX
Step 1. Use the UNIX editor vi or a similar product to create an /etc/fsd.auto file.
Step 2. Create an entry for each drive similar to the entries shown in the following illustration. Drive information is obtained from the /etc/fsd.tab file.
#vi /etc/fsd.auto
#/dev/scsi/sc3d3l0 /CDROM3 iso9660 mon=off 00
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