On Mon, 6 Aug 2007, Peter Samuelson wrote:
I think most users will not need dev=, ever. The common case, these
days, is that you're running Linux 2.6 and you only have one CD-RW or
DVD-RW drive in your system. wodim handles that case with no trouble.
As a data point, I use -eject and -v all the time, but never need dev=.
Interesting. My case is, however, not out of the ordinary, I think: I have a
laptop with no built-in optical drive, into which I plug different devices
at different times. udev kindly gives them consistent, but differing, names.
(Maybe I should file a bug against udevd: it would be sensible if it always
symlinked at least one CDROM device to /dev/cdrom, and that would solve my
problem.)
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