Am Mittwoch, den 08.02.2006, 18:48 -0500 schrieb John Pearson: > On Wednesday 08 February 2006 5:52 pm, John Summerfied wrote: > > >>... > > > Your point is well taken. I will have to check, but is controlling the > > > volume name, i.e. 'cdrom', sufficient to guarantee a known mount? > > > > No. > > It does not happen that way, with CDs or DVDs, on FC3 or RHEL 4, and > > RHEL 4 and before will be here for years to come. Heck, RHL 7.3 is still > > around (and supported by Fedora Legacy). > > My base personal machine is running FC4; but it was originally built, 3 sets > of hardware ago, with RH 7.3. The combination dvd player/cdrecorder has > always mounted as /media/cdrecorder. The base server machine is running FC3, > although the initial deployment was with RH 6.2. The cdrom drive on that > machine has been a constant /media/cdrom, since the hardware upgrade that > obsoleted 6.2. So maybe I am missing something. Well, I do have a very volatile computer-setup. Most, except one, CD/DVD-Drives - and I do have 4-5- as well as several hard-disks are either USB2 or FireWire-Devices. Depending on the use, plug-in some of these and I am more than happy that I can use their Labels instead of figuring out which device was assigned to a one of them. You have to try that one and I promise you will understand my point of view in that area :) -- Karsten Fischer -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list