No. It mounts the cd at /media/LABEL/ (where LABEL is the cd label).
Eg. the cd labeled DATA is mounted at /media/DATA/.
And now that you pointed me at the right direction, I can recall at older distros, that cdcat and other cataloguers had a hard time when CDs got dynamic mount point (instead of the older static /media/cdrom/ for all mounted CDs).
Now, there's no way to eject the CD tray if it's empty (since /cdrom/ actually is always an empty directory).
I can config wine after mounting a CD (eg. to use /media/DATA/) and then it can eject it, but this needs to be done for every mounted CD (except the newlly mounted CD has exactly the same label).
Eg. I can config Wine and eject the CD DATA. After inserting the CD labeled GAMES, I have to reconfigure Wine to use /media/GAMES/ etc.
Now what?
