>Vidiot wrote:
>>
>> >> symbolic link files
>> >> ln -s /dev/hda5 /dev/cdrom
>> >> and
>> >> ln -s /dev/hdb /dev/cdrom
>> >> already exist
>> >
>> >Can't be. There can only be one file /dev/cdrom, and it sounds like
>> >it's pointing to /dev/hdb
>>
>> Not true. All the error message is indicating that that the symbolic link
>> file, /dev/cdrom, already exists. You have to look to see where it is
>> pointing.
>
>You and I must have read his message diffrently. I read it as he
>believed that both /dev/hda5 and /dev/hdb were symlinked to /dev/cdrom.
>The text leading up to that section of his message fairly clearly
>indicated that /dev/cdrom was a symlink to /dev/hdb.
>MSG
Yep, you and I read it differently. The only way to know is to actually
list the link, or remove and rebuild, like I directed. Then we know for sure
where the link is pointing.
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