CD do Labview/linux não é montado na unidade Ubuntu. Como instalar?

Ao inserir o cd o mesmo não é montado automaticamente. Tentei montar pelo comando:
sudo mount -t hfsplus/dev/sr0/media/cdrom
a unidade apareceu no diretório /media mas não visualizei o conteudo.
Como posso resolver isso?

Nery,
O Ubuntu não é uma distribuição Linux suportada pelos softwares da NI, vocÊ pode conferir no link abaixo uma tabela de distribuições suportadas.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/4857A755082E9E228625778900709661?OpenDocument
Ubentu is not a linux distribution supported by NI, You can see in the following link a table of supported distributions.
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/4857A755082E9E228625778900709661?OpenDocument
Atenciosamente,
Abel Souza
Engenheiro de Aplicações
National Instruments Brasil

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