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i got rid of my /dev/cdrom link thing to try to get a movie player to read a file as a dvd and now i need it back. the drive is a dvd player and its a slave on the first ide channel. i'm using linux 8. how can i get the device thing(i dont know what exactly you call these) back? thanks
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nevermind, i got it working but thanks anyway
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Just out of curiosity, could you post what the solution was? It could be really helpful to someone else in the same situation later on...
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