Functionality IS lost when I have programs that cannot access the CD/DVD drive because they are looking for a /dev/cdrom or /dev/hdc mount point and wonderful Suse 10.2 won't provide it. Why not? Who knows.
I'm curious what applications or programs you are having issues with. I've had just one application (X-Plane) take issue with the way mount points are handled in SUSE, and that is because the installer is poorly (or badly?) programed. The workaround in this case it to sym link /mnt/dvd to /media/XPLANE and it works fine... not the most elegant solution, but the fault (in my opinion) is the X-Plane installer not HAL or anything related to how SUSE implements mount points. Otherwise all applications I have that need to access the DVD writer or DVD reader I have in my PC work perfectly. C. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]