It was the first one with USB2 support, but it pretty old and I'm sure
there are lots of bugs fixed (and introduced, but more fixed I'm sure)
since then.
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, William Moon wrote:
> Thanks, I found 'eject' in deselect - I will install it.
>
> Could the conflict between drives be
Thanks, I found 'eject' in deselect - I will install it.
Could the conflict between drives be due to the 'old' 2.4.18 kernel that
i am using? I think i read somewhere that that was the first version
that included usb support. If so maybe there were bugs that have since
been fixed.
Regards,
Bil
[antonia] ~ > rpm -qf `which eject`
eject-2.0.13-11
Disabling the IDE one to use the USB does seem like a good answer... but
don't know how they could do that to each other. Hopefully someone has a
good idea...
On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, William Moon wrote:
> Those are 3 good suggestions. I will ta
Those are 3 good suggestions. I will take them in order and tell what I
discovered.
1. I don't seem to have an 'eject' command on my system. Do you know if
there is a package that I could install that would give me that capability?
2. I ran lsof at various times and there was nothing accessing
On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, William Moon wrote:
> the drive will not eject when I push the eject button. This is even
> after I have unmounted the drive from the file system. The only way I
> can get the cd out is to reboot to Windows and then eject it.
1. what about using the `eject' command ? Does tha
