On Jan 27, Matthew Jacob wrote
> I don't understand this step. What do you mean 'restrict'?

/dev/cd0d couldn't be opened if there's no media in the drive (because
errors are not reported when reading a block device, just a short read).

> If you do this,
> please add a control minor so that the device can be opened
> unconditionally if need be.

What's wrong with using /dev/rcd0d instead ?

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