Re: cdrom/floppy umount issue possible bug

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I have this same problem. At least for me what happens is that the
process "fam" keeps the cdrom busy. I can only umount it after killing
this process.  Type "/sbin/fuser -mv /mnt/cdrom" to check if this is
your case...
Does anybody know what is the purpose of this process?


Thanks
Gustavo



On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 16:52, damon fister wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> Forgive me if this issue has been addressed and I am overlooking it in
> the archive. My problem is when trying to either eject or unmount a
> floppy drive or cdrom, I receive an error that the device is busy. There
> is no activity on either the cdrom or floppy drive and no applications
> open using either device. I have tried, as both an unprivileged user and
> root)
> umount -n /mnt/floppy
> umount -r /mnt/floppy
> eject /dev/fd0
> all to no avail. There are no hung processes and no errors in
> /var/log/messages. I am in run level 5 using gnome 2.4.0 and receive the
> errors from both nautilus (when right clicking on the icon for either
> the floppy or cdrom)  and from the command line. Logging off and logging
> on does not solve the problem and can only unmount the filesystem by
> rebooting. /etc/fstab looks normal, nothing is setup in autofs.  The
> only package changes that have been made since i started having these
> problems were the released updates from the fedora core site.
> I am running FC1 2.4.22-1.2129.nptl kernel on a P4 2.66 processor, Intel
> Motherboard 845GEBV2 running the latest BIOS update with 512MB of ram.
> The CD-Rom is a Creative Labs 52x cd rom and the floppy drive is TEAC. I
> thank you all for your help in advance
> 
> Damon Fister
> 
> 
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