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Well I am trying to use cdp in redhat 9 to play audio cds. My cdrom is located in /dev/cdrom1. The man page for cdp says that it will play from the directory /dev/cdrom only unless you soft link your current cdrom directory to that or you can change it in hardware.c . My question is this, how can I recompile after I change that line in hardware.c? Also this command was installed with the distro. Thanks for any help!
P.S. I know the soft link is probably easier but I want some practice recompiling existing programs...
Ok well I installed and did all the source rpm stuff. I also changed the line in hardware.c so that it looks for /dev/cdrom1 and when I type cdp at the command line nothing happens I just get another prompt. What is wrong now? Thanks
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