Whenever I click the [Mount CD] icon on the SCO desktop, I get an error stating the following:
Cannot stat '/dev/cd0' no such device or address (error 6)
After looking around for a bit, it seemed like I just needed to run mkdev cdrom to setup the CD-ROM drive. I checked the BIOS settings to get the information I needed to get through the installation process. The device is listed as follows in the BIOS:
Controller: Serial ATA
Port: SATA-1
ID: HL-DT-ST CD-RW/DVD-ROM GCC-H10N
From that information, I ran mkdev cdrom and selected ATAPI. At this point, I've gone through the process setting the CD-ROM as both a master and a slave on the primary controller. Both times, I relinked, restarted, and got the same error when trying to mount a CD.
As you can probably surmise, I'm a bit out of my element here. Am I missing something? Am I trying to setup the CD-ROM drive using the wrong type? Just for kicks, I selected SCSI one time, and it started asking all kinds of questions that I had no idea about. Advice online indicated that the BIOS settings would contain those settings, but what I listed above is the only information available regarding the CD-ROM drive.
Also, each time I tried installing the CD-ROM drive and rebooted, I ran hwconfig, but there was never an entry on the list that seemed to correspond to a CD-ROM device.
Any help is greatly appreciated. If I need to provide more information, just let me know.