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Alan Cox wrote:

> Thanks. The log of the unregister failure looks nice and clear. Are you
> using devfs btw ?

No devfs here. Looking closer at my devices,

/dev/cdrom  => /dev/scd0
/dev/cdrom1 => /dev/hdc
/dev/cdrom2 => /dev/scd1

cdrom1 and cdrom2 are bogus and I believe were generated by the Red Hat 7.3 
upgrade (before I had 7.1) probably on account of the screwy cdrom duplication 
I reported.

Cheers,


Chris.