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From: Joshua Delong Thomas <jdt2101@ksu.edu>
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To: Tim McMillen <timcm@umich.edu>
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Subject: How to change acd0 to /dev/cdrom like most programs want
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<PossibleStupidQuestion>
That post about mounting a cd made me think of
another question.  Most
programs that I've used that utilize the cd default to /dev/cdrom as the
cdrom device.  Is there a way to make my cdrom device be /dev/cdrom0
instead of acd0?  Most of these programs are small, mp3 rippers, small cd
players with no .config or .conf file so I was just curious.
</PossibleStupidQuestion>

-Josh



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