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On Saturday 25 September 2004 01:01, Tony Atkin wrote:
AFAIK the program which does the ejecting under software control is simply called "eject" - so you might try renaming it on a see what happens basis. It should stop this happening but the errant program which is calling eject might complain/sulk/screw up (or perhaps eject _is_ the culprit, but it doesn't look as if it's been updated since 2002 so I doubt it).
Whilst browsing around YaST last night I noted that, although my BIOS has set both CD-ROMs as DMA33, YaST hadn't. So I changed that and the drive has behaved this morning so far, without locking up which, YaST warned it might. Can't see the relevance though.
What were your search terms? I just googled it but could only find reference to kde blocking cdrom unmounting. This is a long-standing problem with kde and it would be nice if it were sorted out.
SuSE > CDROM > opens. Thanks for the response. 15 mins so far and the drive is still behaving. -- David Bell Hatherleigh, Devon A Linux user. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.