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Re: CDROM busy
- From: Zoki <zokiphoto magic fr>
- To: Jonas Fornander <jonas netwood net>
- Cc: RedHat Install <redhat-install-list redhat com>, recipient list not shown:
- Subject: Re: CDROM busy
- Date: Fri, 2 Oct 1998 01:01:47 +0200 (CET)
On Thu, 1 Oct 1998, Jonas Fornander wrote:
->Being used to Windows, I often leave the CD in the CDROM and/or change the
->CD without umounting the drive first. So consequently when I try to read the
->CDROM drive nothing shows up and I'm not able to neither umount or mount it.
->
->How do I "reset" the mounting of the CDROM drive?
*** Jonas,
Since Linux is not Windows - that's the whole point ;-) - you'll have to
change your habits a bit to avoid problems. Firstly I'm suprised to hear
you can get the CD-ROM out of the player while it's still mounted.
Normally, this shouldn't be possible. Just in case you've a special CD-ROM
player that can do it, your problem will occur if Linux detects another
CD-ROM instead of the one you mounted the player with. Your problem could
be solved by inserting the "original" CD-ROM. And last but not least, you
can't unmount a CD-ROM player while browsing its contence, t.i. being in
the mount directory. Just leave the CD-ROM dir and it should be okay.
Zoki.
Mailed with Linux and Pine.
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