eject button on the drive does nothing because SOMETHING has it locked. I can't "unmount" the drive. I guess I'm going to have to resort to the paper clip method to open the drive tray.
You can unmount the drive... use the "lazy" method. Take a look at the man page for umount. There is a lazy option... umount -l should force it to unmount It would be interesting to find out what has been going wrong for you. For me, 10.2 has been rock solid stable since I sorted out my sound card hardware problems. In fact for everyone I've helped install 10.2 has had excellent results.. mind you, I am not hooking them up with the bleeding edge repositories... only the update repos and Guru/Packman (to get the codecs, MPlayer, dvd stuff, mp3 stuff). If they stick to those, everything works beautifully. C. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
