Once in a while Linux (RH 6.2) will insist that a cdrom is busy and
thus will not let me umount it and thus will not let me eject it. After
looking all over the system, bring down X and looking again, I am
convinced I have no process active that has any business hanging on to
this thing. And none of the other machines have the thing mounted
remotely. So what the hell gives?
Do I actually have to reboot just to get the @*$E! CD out? That would
pretty darn ironic. Oh yes, my Linux never needs rebooting EXCEPT if it
loses its mind and want let go of the cd! It is a data CD. I am
running under Gnome.
- samantha
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