Hi Seb,
Try setting /dev/cdrom instead of LABEL.
Usually you have such a link in /dev, pointing to the real device (as
configured by udev).
If you need to check things out then try this, in a root terminal:
dmesg | grep CD-ROM
You will get a line like, for example
2.042890] sr 6:0:0:0: Attached scsi CD-ROM sr0
where sr0 is the 'real' kernel device name. You can also use /dev/dvd or
anything else set up by udev to be an alias for that drive.
I doubt that labels work on exchangeable media since to my understanding the
labels are on the filesystem, not on the drive hardware, and that would change
with every other media inserted.
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