http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=5093





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-31-08 18:49 -------
Sorry I apparently had to put comment in attachement. Once more 
 
- it is not likely to be a nautilus problem 
- if you can reproduce it please show dmesg output after problem happens (and before 
rebooting of course). Look in dmesg for kernel Oopses or like 
- please try attached kernel patch if it makes any difference 

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I actually don't know where to post this, but it all seems to relate to nautilus
so I'll post here.

I startet out to blank a CD-RW with gnome toaster. The progress indicator for
the blanking didn't move for a long time so I aborted the blanking process.

To see if the old data on the CD-RW was wiped I tried to open a window with the
contents of cdrom2 (thats the mountpoint of the burner). At this point nautilus
ceased to update the screen and after a while all desktop icons and pop-up menus
disappeared. The process manager was still saying that nautilus was running so I
tried to kill it but nothing happened (there was just no response when trying to
kill it (I was the owner of the process allright)).

I tried to 'nautilus &' in a console to get it runing again but no response. I
tried to log out (via the panel menu) but nothing happened either (though I lost
almost all functionality here...). At this point I still wasn't able to get the
CD out (I tried lots of times though). I killed X with ctrl-alt-backspace and
tried to login again. GDM said that I was still logged in, but when I tried to
'resume session' nothing happened. So I started a new session but nautilus
didn't start in this new session (and I couldn't start it either).

I decided to reboot but this resultet in:
  ...
  unmounting file systems: umount2 : Device or resource busy
  umount: /dev/ide/host0/bus0/target0/lun0/part4: not mounted
  umount: /home : illegal seek

  *here came two reties with the same text*

  umount2: Device or resource busy
  umount: none : not found
  umount: /mnt/cdrom2 : illegal seek

  *system hang - I had to do manual reset*

End of story. I don't know who/what is to blame here but a buggy cd shouldn't be
able to wreck this kind of havok.

greetings, kamstrup

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