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guys just wnna ask... i have already pressed the eject button in xine's gui BUT still the light on my cdrom goes on... i had been waiting for several minutes ...
- 12-01-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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vcd does not comes out after pressing eject button from xine :(
guys just wnna ask... i have already pressed the eject button in xine's gui BUT still the light on my cdrom goes on... i had been waiting for several minutes but still the vcd does not still comes out... any help???
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- 12-01-2005 #2
try unmounting it from command line, i.e:
you even may have to do the command as rootCode:umount -f /path_to_cdrom
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- 12-01-2005 #3most likely you will.
Originally Posted by AlexK
btw, what does the -f parameter do to umount? unless, it is force. (my guess)"Time has more than one meaning, and is more than one dimension" - /.unknown
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- 12-01-2005 #4Linux Newbie
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guys just a question.. isn't that if a vcd or audio cd is inserted ... it does not need to be mounted? hmm why i should unmount a vcd? (without mounting it? ) please help.. m a bit confused..
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- 12-01-2005 #5Linux Newbie
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sir the cd is not mounted coz its a vcd. .. isnt that vcd's and audio cd does not need to be mounted? ??
iv tried it... nothing happend.. still the light goes on. ..
P4 1.8, 1G DDR ram, 64mb GF2 MX400, 80G WD and 40G Maxtor, ECS mobo. Playing XP,Slack 12.0 and Vector Linux 5.8 GOLD, STD 6.0 Zenwalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9
- 12-01-2005 #6
Have you tried...
Code:eject -r
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- 12-01-2005 #7Yes, the -f option is indeed force.
Originally Posted by Weedman
icedtea, it has been a long time since I have played any vcd, but I do distinctly remember having it mounted. Also the eject -r option suggested by antidrugue should work.Life is complex, it has a real part and an imaginary part.
- 12-01-2005 #8Linux Newbie
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sir coz i read it xine's website also that the vcd to be used Need NOT to be mounted. .. m not mounting my vcd...i just insert it.. i only mount cd that is compose of data.. or backups..
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- 12-02-2005 #9
if all of that is true, then your cd drive i stuffed.
give it a reboot first to see if it will come out.
if not, use a pin to push into the small hole that is on the front of your cd drive.
that should eject it. but i do doubt that your cd drive would just go kaput just like that."Time has more than one meaning, and is more than one dimension" - /.unknown
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- 12-02-2005 #10Linux Newbie
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the message i saw during reboot ( coz i cnt do anything but to restart) is
hdd error.. seektime error - something like thisP4 1.8, 1G DDR ram, 64mb GF2 MX400, 80G WD and 40G Maxtor, ECS mobo. Playing XP,Slack 12.0 and Vector Linux 5.8 GOLD, STD 6.0 Zenwalk 4.6.1, OpenBSD 3.9


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