On Mon, 2003-02-24 at 14:13, Audioslave - 7M3 - Live wrote: > I've noticed a few different symlinked devices within the /dev > diriectory using mc. One was for /dev/cdwriter. I am guessing this is a > link that cdrecord might have created. Anyway, after rebooting my > machine. I was able to mount a disc with /dev/cdrom1, which I manually > changed to link to /dev/scd0 manually, with mc. I decided to leave > /dev/cdrom2 alone within my fstab file. kudzu might make another > symbolic link to /dev/cdrom3, if I tried to remove this fstab > information. I'd say that this is a bug with either mount or kudzu. > > After I reboot again (sounds a bit like M$ here) I will try to mount my > /dev/cdwriter to see if this device works better than /dev/hdd or > /dev/scd0 (dev/scd0 does allow for mounting the discs through the burner) Yep I'm seeing this kind of behavior on one of my beta systems. these /dev/sg* stuff seems odd to me...im use to cdroms showing up as /dev/scd...kudzu seems mightly confused. I didnt think you were suppose to be accessing /dev/hdd once it was scsi emulated. Has someone bzill'd this stuff yet? -jef
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