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ust 10-10-2012 11:14 PM

mount cdrom on VM
 
I use Redhat 5 server which run on VMware , I put a CDROM on the VM server , can advise how can I mount the CDROM on the VM server ?

Thanks.

suicidaleggroll 10-10-2012 11:46 PM

Could you describe the setup a bit more completely?

Is the RHEL 5 OS the VM host or the VM client? If it's the host, then what's the client OS (or vice versa)? You physically put a CD in the host machine, yes? Are you trying to mount the CD in the host OS or the client OS?

If you're trying to mount a physical CD from the host in a VM client, you typically click the drop down menu at the top (called "Devices" or similar), and select the CD/DVD drive. This will pass the device to the client, allowing it to read/write like it normally would with the physical drive.

ust 10-10-2012 11:59 PM

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Originally Posted by suicidaleggroll (Post 4802648)
Could you describe the setup a bit more completely?

Is the RHEL 5 OS the VM host or the VM client? If it's the host, then what's the client OS (or vice versa)? You physically put a CD in the host machine, yes? Are you trying to mount the CD in the host OS or the client OS?

If you're trying to mount a physical CD from the host in a VM client, you typically click the drop down menu at the top (called "Devices" or similar), and select the CD/DVD drive. This will pass the device to the client, allowing it to read/write like it normally would with the physical drive.

Thanks

The redhat is a host running on VM , the CD put in the VM host , just want to muont the CDROM from the redhat .


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