I had this on my last macbook after a superdrive firmware update and  
ended up replacing the drive.

-Adam

On 26 Nov 2008, at 23:52, Stuart Dunkeld wrote:

>
> My Macbook has today decided not to accept any CDs or DVDs: they go in
> reluctantly (they don't get 'sucked in' like they sed to), don't spin
> up, and then get spat back out. I tried "helping" one in, but then it
> got stuck and I had to reboot holding down the trackpad button to get
> it to eject. I'm thinking small-boy-induced hardware failure, is there
> _anything_ I can try before putting it in for repair?
>
> (Incidentally, I've tried sharing my iMac's DVD drive and then
> connecting from an instance of WIndows XP in VMWare (which is where I
> need the disk) but when I access the machine I only see the shared
> printer - I've tried connecting by \\192.168.1.125\stuart (which is
> the correct short account name) but Windows claims not to be able to
> find the address and doesn't prompt for authentication like it should
> do)
>
> --stuart
>
> >

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