>Hi *
>I did some experiments with cdrecord last few days, for example how to
>eject a CDROM ...
>ok, letīs do that
># cdrecord dev=0,2,0 -eject
>*click**screeek**click*
>CD is ejected from my cdrom now :-)
>Ok, try to eject a mounted(!!) cd-rom. This should make some headace
>to the kernel, this is the reason why cdroms (eject-button) are locked
>while mounted, right?
If you ask the kernel for ejecting the cdrom (CDROMEJECT ioctl), you'll
get a EBUSY.
cdrecord talks directly to the device (via generic scsi), therefore
the kernel can't block the eject attempt.
Gerd
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