> mount: special device /dev/cdrom does not exist
> What is wrong here?
The device /dev/cdrom is typically just a symbolic link to whatever "real"
device your CD-ROM is on. You can straighten this out easily.
First, double-check to see if /dev/cdrom exists ('ls -l /dev/cdrom'). If
it doesn't exist, just add it in. For example, let's say your CD-ROM is
/dev/hdc (first device on the secondary IDE controller). Just become root, go
into /dev, and execute a 'ln -s /dev/hdc cdrom' and you'll have a new cdrom
device.
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