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Florian Philipp wrote: |
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> Dale schrieb: |
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>> Hi, |
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>> I have ran into this from time to time and it is really irritating to |
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>> say it lightly. When I use my DVD drive and eject the DVD, hal seems to |
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>> not unmount the device. That then causes me to get messages like this |
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>> in /var/log/messages: |
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>> Since this happens every few seconds, my messages file can get pretty |
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>> large in a hurry. I have logrotate and plenty of disk space but this is |
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>> still annoying as heck. I can stop it by manually unmounting the drive |
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>> but I sometimes forget to do that. |
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>> Can someone tell me how to beat some sense into this thing and make it |
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>> unmount when I am done and the drive is empty? This has happened over |
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>> many different versions of hal so specific versions doesn't seem to |
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>> matter. Just in case: |
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> How did you eject the DVD? Did you press the button on the drive, did |
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> you use `eject` or maybe your desktop environment offers you that option |
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> (thunar, nautilus, kde, ...)? |
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I just push the button on the drive. I have always done it that way. |
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At one time the eject thing in the KDE menu wouldn't actually eject. It |
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just sat there blinking at me. :/ |
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Should I use the menu and not the button? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |