FWIW to this thread: I have seen this too. __But it only happens when I try to eject the cd with the open button first__, not with the right click menu from the cd icon or umount. (Sorry, it's force of habit.) Obviously the file system is still mounted and the cd won't eject. After that the menu does not work nor does umount by user or root (without the -l option of course), I get the same message as others: device busy. I had no probs with RH9. The question is, did RH9 use the -l option in it's umount/eject routine and fedora doesn't and it's a software bug (as stated by Damon Fister) or could it be hardware related? In case anyone thinks this, I have a LG GCC-4320B CD-R/W DVD. On Tue, 2003-12-16 at 17:39, damon fister wrote: > > This is a known bug in Fedora, and a real pain if you > > use removable media a lot. Try the umount command with > > the -l (lazy) option. It seems that trying to unmount > > the drive can make it appear to be busy! > > > > umount -l /mnt/floppy > Thank you very much for your help, hopefully this will be resolved > soon :-) > > Damon
