ISOCAM Interactive Analysis User's Manual Version 5.0 - ISO - ESA

Appendix C
The ISO CD-ROM
This appendix provides a guide to mounting and using the ISO CD-ROM. It is not applicable
to observers who have obtain their data via IDA. It shows you where your data, the documents
listed in Section 1.2 and some much less technical information (nice JPEG images of ISO and
its instruments) can be found on the CD.
C.1 Mounting the CD-ROM
Mounting the CD should be a simple job 1 . The commands below should work on your system.
Your system administrator can provide the devicename and advice if you have any problems.
C.1.1
VMS
To mount the CD-ROM on a VMS machine, try the following command.
> mount/noass/over=id/media=cdrom/undefined_fat=(fixed:none:512)
C.1.2
UNIX
Mounting a CD-ROM on a UNIX machine really depends on the UNIX OS you are running. It
is best to ask your system administrator for advice.
C.2 Overview of the CD-ROM Contents
From the top of the directory tree 2 one can find two subdirectories, /aboutiso and /products.
Those directories below the former lead you to the ISO documentation and general ISO information,
and those below the latter to the data products. Also, there are two text files in the root
directory, /README and /datalist.txt which contain details of the relationship of the product
list and the directories below products.
1 As is usual with VMS, you can only access the CD-ROM from the window in which you mounted it.
2 Refer to the ISO Satellite Handbook for a detailed listing of the contents of an ISO CD-ROM and a description
of the directory tree structure.
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