I've run into this problem with Zip disks on Debian and have found
that it takes about 30 seconds before you want to eject it for the
drive not to be "busy."
On my system, the bug is also present in the CLI and with GNOME as
well.
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On Thursday 14 November 2002 10:59, Emanuele Centurioni wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am using Woody stable distribution and I have found the following
> problems: if I mount a device (floppy or CDROM) and I access it with
> Konqueror I am not able to umount the d
Am Donnerstag, 14. November 2002 13:45 schrieb Tomas Pospisek's Mailing Lists:
> root# lsof|grep floppy
> user$ kill [process number]
It's always konqueror, and lsof doesn't need to be run as root here.
I dunno, I had Nuremberg Windows (SuSE) once, that KDE hat "kdekillall", so
kdekillall konque
On Thu, 14 Nov 2002, Emanuele Centurioni wrote:
> I am using Woody stable distribution and I have found the following problems:
> if I mount a device (floppy or CDROM) and I access it with Konqueror
> I am not able to umount the device anymore
> (of course I tryed to change directory or to close K
Hi
I am using Woody stable distribution and I have found the following problems:
if I mount a device (floppy or CDROM) and I access it with Konqueror
I am not able to umount the device anymore
(of course I tryed to change directory or to close Konqueror before)
the message for the floppy is
umo
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