On Friday 03 December 2004 05:01, fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > 3) browse the directory with konqueror > 4) press the eject button on the drive > 5) get the CD back a couple of seconds later > 6) possibly have the Konqueror window close automatically, or react in some > way (that's not really important; after all, I know the directory is not > accessible any more) > with gnome-device-manager (under KDE) the mounting seemed to work fine, but > it did not unmount (I had to do it manually as root) I am sure this will not happen. Itis wrong to remove a CD while files on it are open, and CD drives have a software lock for a reason. You _should_ though be able to eject the disk from the desktop. Note that this last is a little problematic because Linux is a multiuser system and people use it that way. Who gets to control the CD drive? If you, then what happens if I'm using it too? -- Cheers John Summerfield tourist pics: http://environmental.disaster.cds.merseine.nu/
