On Friday 05 September 2003 21:31, Joshua Banks wrote: > # umount /mnt/gentoo > unmount: /mnt/gentoo: device is busy. So I wait for 10 minutes. Come back > and get the same thing, over and over.
Perhaps you had something still mounted under /mnt/gentoo? If you had of typed "mount" at the prompt it would have shown you all your mounts. The only possibility is if you were in fact cd'd into /mnt/gentoo. There's no daemons, etc. running during install so the only possibilities are something your doing at the time or a mount. Perhaps your in the directory on another terminal? > The other strange thing is I cannot eject the dam CD. The eject button > doesn't frigging respond now. Why is the cd all of the sudden not > responding........Ahhhhhhrggggggg..... When Linux mounts a CD-ROM it locks the door on the cdrom. The only way to open it is to umount it first. The eject command will umount and then eject the cdrom if it's not in use. > # reboot > (Don't forget to remove the bootable CD) It means to eject and remove the CD between the time that the installation CD reboots and the time that your computer starts booting from your cdrom/fdd/hdd. Jason -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
