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one of the most frequest questions we get is about linux command. one of the popular is how do you mount the cd rom using the command prompt in linux.
in order to access the files in your cd, you have to let linux know that you want to use your cd rom. but if you have installed linux on your computer and you installed it with a gui like KDE, the system should automatically know that you have a cd in your cd rom and it will mount it automatically. however, if you are like many system administrators that only have access to the server using a command, then you will find my tutorial helpful. so, once you are logged into your shell as a super user, send this command to mount your cd rom:
mount /dev/cdrom
thats it