I was doing some
testing with Red Hat Enterprise Linux and didn't want to install it on physical
hardware as I didn't have any available at the time. After installing the OS, I decided to install
the Hyper-V Integration tools so that I could have access to the NIC. After getting it installed and rebooting, the
CDRom is gone. It's not that I can't
mount it, the actual device is gone. I
did some searching and apparently, this is a known issue by Microsoft. They have http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2600152
available for this issue as a workaround.
I created a shell script to do this and have it run at boot so I don't
have to worry about it again.
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