Hummm, easy way IMHO is ctrl+shift+f2 and in the new console login as
root and type eject...
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I changed the "kb:" entry in /etc/inittab to execute eject.
ALT-UpArrow will now eject the CD.
Martin
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atul shah wrote:
Hello,
I've recently installed Debian on a G4 Powerbook with
a SuperDrive. I have found that I can eject the CD
using the command from the command line.
But I am at a loss when, in the process of installing
packages from a set of CDs, aptitude asks me to change
the current CD. T
El sáb, 05-02-2005 a las 02:44 -0800, atul shah escribió:
> Hello,
>
> I've recently installed Debian on a G4 Powerbook with
> a SuperDrive. I have found that I can eject the CD
> using the command from the command line.
> But I am at a loss when, in the process of installing
> packages from a s
Hello,
I've recently installed Debian on a G4 Powerbook with
a SuperDrive. I have found that I can eject the CD
using the command from the command line.
But I am at a loss when, in the process of installing
packages from a set of CDs, aptitude asks me to change
the current CD. There is no manua
Hi Michael,
On Sun, 13 Apr 2003, Michael Heil wrote:
> and have downlöoaded 7 iso files. After i finished burning an start
> installing the installation prog
> want me to insert cd 2, but how ??
>
> I cant get cd 1 out of the rom
After unmounting try:
eject /cdrom
Best wishes,
Kerstin
On Sunday 13 April 2003 5:33 pm, Richard Cochinos wrote:
> > please help me.. is there any key combination to release the cd ?
>
> type 'umount /cdrom' at the prompt
> then press the eject button on the cdrom and it should open
My imac has no eject button. The command 'eject' does the trick.
Jef
> please help me.. is there any key combination to release the cd ?
type 'umount /cdrom' at the prompt
then press the eject button on the cdrom and it should open
Hello i´m new to linux.
i own a imac g3 700 with slot in CD-Rom. I want to install the aktual debian
distribution
and have downlöoaded 7 iso files. After i finished burning an start
installing the installation prog
want me to insert cd 2, but how ??
I cant get cd 1 out of the rom
please hel
On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 06:49:12PM -0800, Evan Martin wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 06:54:02PM +0100, Michel D?nzer wrote:
> > Try eject cd: in OF. I think there's even a direct combo for eject, but
> > I forget.
>
> IIRC, you just hold the mouse button (trackpad
On Thu, Mar 27, 2003 at 06:54:02PM +0100, Michel D?nzer wrote:
> Try eject cd: in OF. I think there's even a direct combo for eject, but
> I forget.
IIRC, you just hold the mouse button (trackpad button) down while booting.
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> Try eject cd: in OF. I think there's even a direct combo for eject, but
> I forget.
Thanks to Michael and Edward for their replies. This technique worked.
Andrew.
d, leaving me with a very minimal system and no way to get useful
> iand appropriate utilities to do this task. Is there some way of
> telling the system directly to eject the CD?
Try eject cd: in OF. I think there's even a direct combo for eject, but
I forget.
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Hi,
I'm in a bit of tricky situation here with my TiBook III. I need to
eject the Debian CD that's in the slot loading drive. However, the
significant complicating factor is that my ethernet port seems to have
died, leaving me with a very minimal system and no way to get useful
iand appropriate ut
eject /cdrom
eject: unable to open '/dev/cdrom'
you could try
eject /cdrom -v
the -v switch will describe in detail all the steps performed to eject
the device.
if it doesn't work, you have to add to /etc/fstab the correct device for
your cd drive, mine is
/dev/hdb /cdrom i
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Curtis Vaughan wrote:
>
>
> Looking through these lists I noted that one has to install the eject
> package in order to open the CDRom drive door. Well, I have it
> installed and regardless I can't open it.
>
> Here't the response:
>
> eject /dev/cdrom
> eject: unable to find
Looking through these lists I noted that one has to install the eject
package in order to open the CDRom drive door. Well, I have it
installed and regardless I can't open it.
Here't the response:
eject /dev/cdrom
eject: unable to find or open device for: '/dev/cdrom'
or
eject /cdrom
eject:
On Thu, Nov 21, 2002 at 05:45:57PM -0800, Curtis Vaughan wrote:
> Looking through these lists I noted that one has to install the eject
> package in order to open the CDRom drive door. Well, I have it
> installed and regardless I can't open it.
>
> Here't the response:
>
> eject /dev/cdrom
> e
Looking through these lists I noted that one has to install the eject
package in order to open the CDRom drive door. Well, I have it
installed and regardless I can't open it.
Here't the response:
eject /dev/cdrom
eject: unable to find or open device for: '/dev/cdrom'
or
eject /cdrom
eject:
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