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From: Kuzak <kuzak@kuzak.net>
Subject: Max 4 CD-Roms?
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I'm putting together a 9 cdrom, cd server and hoping to compare it to
an identical Windows NT machine..   I'm runnning into a problem with
more than 4 cd-roms though...  I have 5 hooked up right now, and 
cd0-4 show up in the /var/run/dmesg.boot.  I went to make all the
dev stuff..  sh MAKEDEV cd0  -> cd3 worked fine, but when I ran a
sh MAKEDEV cd4, it appear that nothing was done, at least 
ls *cd4* produces nothing.  I've been able to mount the other 4, 
and tried using different cdroms to no avail.  Does FreeBSD only
support 4 cdrom devices, or am I doing something wrong?

	-Aric


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